Fore & aft seamanship for yachtsmen, revised by a practical yachtsman |
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... mizen . 1. Mast . 2. Bumpkin . 3. Mizen boom . 1. Mainmast . 2. Foremast . E. Jib topsail . H. Forecastle . F. The quarter . I. Stem , Cutwater . G. Midships . K. Truck . YAWL'S MIZEN . 4. Main yard . 8 . Mizen halliards . 5. Stays . 9 .
... mizen . 1. Mast . 2. Bumpkin . 3. Mizen boom . 1. Mainmast . 2. Foremast . E. Jib topsail . H. Forecastle . F. The quarter . I. Stem , Cutwater . G. Midships . K. Truck . YAWL'S MIZEN . 4. Main yard . 8 . Mizen halliards . 5. Stays . 9 .
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... MIZEN . 1 . A. The sail , or mizen . Mast . 4 . Main yard . 5 . Stays . 6. Brails . 9 . Mizen sheet . 10 . 2. Bumpkin . 3. Mizen boom . 1. Mainmast . 2. Foremast . 7. Shrouds . 8. Mizen halliards . Bumpkin shrouds . 11. Mizen tack . 3 ...
... MIZEN . 1 . A. The sail , or mizen . Mast . 4 . Main yard . 5 . Stays . 6. Brails . 9 . Mizen sheet . 10 . 2. Bumpkin . 3. Mizen boom . 1. Mainmast . 2. Foremast . 7. Shrouds . 8. Mizen halliards . Bumpkin shrouds . 11. Mizen tack . 3 ...
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... mizen , the sheet of which is led to the end of a horizontal spar projecting over the stern ; the foot of the mainsail is shorter to allow the boom to traverse clear of the mizenmast . The Dandy is a similar rig , but should strictly ...
... mizen , the sheet of which is led to the end of a horizontal spar projecting over the stern ; the foot of the mainsail is shorter to allow the boom to traverse clear of the mizenmast . The Dandy is a similar rig , but should strictly ...
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... mizen sheet works itself , except when requiring to be eased off or hauled in . In a yawl the mizen will be found of great service in keeping the vessel's head to the sea whilst getting the storm trysail on her , also a yawl can be got ...
... mizen sheet works itself , except when requiring to be eased off or hauled in . In a yawl the mizen will be found of great service in keeping the vessel's head to the sea whilst getting the storm trysail on her , also a yawl can be got ...
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