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... deck , or to a Sampson - post put in for the purpose . Q. How is the main topmast stay set up ? A. The main topmast stay reeves through a heart or thimble at the foremast head , or through a hole in the cap , and sets up in the top ; in ...
... deck , or to a Sampson - post put in for the purpose . Q. How is the main topmast stay set up ? A. The main topmast stay reeves through a heart or thimble at the foremast head , or through a hole in the cap , and sets up in the top ; in ...
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... deck , over the bows , small ends aft , by means of a small derrick rigged forward ; or hang skids over the side and par - buckle them in . Q. Rig the shears ? A. Place the heels fair , and not far apart . Put the small ends as high as ...
... deck , over the bows , small ends aft , by means of a small derrick rigged forward ; or hang skids over the side and par - buckle them in . Q. Rig the shears ? A. Place the heels fair , and not far apart . Put the small ends as high as ...
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... deck ship , another pair of shears must be rigged after the mizenmast is in . TAKING IN THE BOWSPRIT . Q. Make ready for taking in the bowsprit . A. Make a strong rope fast to the foremast head , and lead it well aft , to act as a stay ...
... deck ship , another pair of shears must be rigged after the mizenmast is in . TAKING IN THE BOWSPRIT . Q. Make ready for taking in the bowsprit . A. Make a strong rope fast to the foremast head , and lead it well aft , to act as a stay ...
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... deck , cast off the mast rope . Pass the end of the mast rope down through the hole in the trestletrees , through the sheave hole in the heel of the topmast , reeve the rope from the same side as the top block is on , reeve the end ...
... deck , cast off the mast rope . Pass the end of the mast rope down through the hole in the trestletrees , through the sheave hole in the heel of the topmast , reeve the rope from the same side as the top block is on , reeve the end ...
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... Q. There is a gang of rigging lying on deck , how do you know the foremast shrouds ? " A. It is the shortest . Q. How do you make a stopper knot ? A. Wall and crown , wall and crown . Q. You are going into dock , or to lie 12 SEAMANSHIP .
... Q. There is a gang of rigging lying on deck , how do you know the foremast shrouds ? " A. It is the shortest . Q. How do you make a stopper knot ? A. Wall and crown , wall and crown . Q. You are going into dock , or to lie 12 SEAMANSHIP .
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abaft altitude was observed anchor assuming the latitudes backstays beam BERGEN bills of lading blasts block boat bore by Compass bottomry bowsprit captain cargo casks chart charter charter party Chronometer shewed close hauled crew cringle crosstrees damage deck demurrage Deviation distance Distant Signals dunnage fast feet Find the Ship's Fixed fore foremast freight green light hawser heave hoist inches lash Latitude 50 leech line of bearing load Longitude lower mast head master mate merchant miles minutes mizen NORTH SHIELDS observed altitude owner points port side red light reeve riding rigging rope rudder sailing ship second altitude Ship by Sumner's Ship's Head Ship's position shrouds signal spar starboard side stay staysail steam ship steamer steering stern stow Sumner's Method Sun's suppose the Ship's tack tackle taking the second tide topgallant topgallant mast topmast topsail trysail vessel weather wind windward yard