Great advice! Thanks for all the help. Is the topping lift made out of halyard rope or is it partly wire? Guess I'll have to de-rig to get the mast down.
I just installed the vang, so I think a adjustable topping lift is the answer.
Best,
Steve
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- Jun 27th, '13, 10:53
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Typhoon Slab Reefing
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- Jun 26th, '13, 13:48
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Typhoon Slab Reefing
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Re: Typhoon Slab Reefing
Steve: Also, where do your clew lines terminate? Do you have cleats mounted on the boom just in front of the pad eye guides?
- Jun 26th, '13, 12:59
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Typhoon Slab Reefing
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Re: Typhoon Slab Reefing
Thanks for this detailed and helpful description!
I'm lacking the topping lift, but there is a clip line on the backstay that might serve well enough, assuming that I reef dead upwind.
Best
Steve Ormond
I'm lacking the topping lift, but there is a clip line on the backstay that might serve well enough, assuming that I reef dead upwind.
Best
Steve Ormond
- Jun 25th, '13, 10:26
- Forum: Cape Dory Sailboats
- Topic: Typhoon Slab Reefing
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Typhoon Slab Reefing
I recently purchased Second Wind, a Cape Dory Typhoon (1982). She came with the roller furling setup and a blown out mainsail (well, almost blown out). After trying the roller furling boom on a windy day, I decided to order a new mainsail with single deep reefing points built in, loose footed. The s...