Mike Johnson
Daphne, Al
Boat Name: Tequila Sunset
Model/Year: C22/1985
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 02/25/2006 6:51 AM Pacific Time
I am planning to convert from my wire halyards to all line. My halyards are currently run to the cockpit and I want my new ones to be long enough to do that. My plan is to pick up the 1/4 line after work today and I will not be able to go by my boat to measure the old halyards. Does anyone know the correct lengths of line I will need to do this replacement? I think I will just leave the old sheaves for the time being. Thanks
Mike |
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02/26/2006 7:20 AM Pacific Time
Hello Mike,
Main halyard: 60 feet
Jib halyard: 63 feet
Today I just buy 130 feet and cut it in half.
Dale Mack
www.c22pdx.org |
Mike Johnson
Daphne, Al
Boat Name: Tequila Sunset
Model/Year: C22/1985
Hull No.
Hailing Port: |
02/26/2006 1:07 PM Pacific Time
Thanks. Just the info I needed.
Mike |
Nancy Varvil
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Boat Name: Cha-Ching
Model/Year: 1981
Hull No. 10448
Hailing Port: Beaver Lake, Arkansas |
03/21/2007 6:42 PM Pacific Time
Is it working okay, using all line with the original sheaves? And how is it to use only 1/4 line?
I have to replace my halyards and would go to all line if it's that simple (no sheave/pulley change outs.) |
