Fore & aft seamanship for yachtsmen, revised by a practical yachtsman |
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... outer arm of the cross trees , below which , and in the end , a thimble is spliced . From this to the channels of the rigging it is set up with a tackle . Short lengths , called legs , fitted with clip - hooks , or shackles are used to ...
... outer arm of the cross trees , below which , and in the end , a thimble is spliced . From this to the channels of the rigging it is set up with a tackle . Short lengths , called legs , fitted with clip - hooks , or shackles are used to ...
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... outer halliards as low as possible . Then let go midship halliards , haul on the downhauls , and gather in the sail . In the case of a flying squaresail , as it is called , simply lower the yard down and gather in the sail to leeward of ...
... outer halliards as low as possible . Then let go midship halliards , haul on the downhauls , and gather in the sail . In the case of a flying squaresail , as it is called , simply lower the yard down and gather in the sail to leeward of ...
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... roll the spar in board ; secure the jib and gear , take the shroud iron off the end , unreeve the inner stump of the bowsprit from the bitts . Reeve the long Q. 4 . or outer end of the bowsprit through FORE AND AFT SEAMANSHIP . 7.
... roll the spar in board ; secure the jib and gear , take the shroud iron off the end , unreeve the inner stump of the bowsprit from the bitts . Reeve the long Q. 4 . or outer end of the bowsprit through FORE AND AFT SEAMANSHIP . 7.
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... outer end fair up and down . Set up shrouds , bobstay and topmast stay . Set a small jib , put the helm up , trim and make sail . Fore stay is carried away . What would you do ? Put the helm down . Trice up the tack and ease down throat ...
... outer end fair up and down . Set up shrouds , bobstay and topmast stay . Set a small jib , put the helm up , trim and make sail . Fore stay is carried away . What would you do ? Put the helm down . Trice up the tack and ease down throat ...
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... outer end , or clew of mainsail secured ? A. Generally shackled on to a traveller , with about three feet drift , to slack up , when the sail shrinks with wet . Q. How are the tack tricing lines fitted ? A. FORE AND AFT SEAMANSHIP .
... outer end , or clew of mainsail secured ? A. Generally shackled on to a traveller , with about three feet drift , to slack up , when the sail shrinks with wet . Q. How are the tack tricing lines fitted ? A. FORE AND AFT SEAMANSHIP .
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