Fore & aft seamanship for yachtsmen, revised by a practical yachtsman |
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... Spinnaker boom . 28 . Spinnaker boom topping lift . 8 . Tiller . 29 . Spinnaker boom brace . 9 . Shrouds . 30 . Maintopmast backstay . 10 . Topmast shrouds . 31. Reef Pennant . 11 . Crosstrees . 32. Main outhaul . 12 . Peak halliards ...
... Spinnaker boom . 28 . Spinnaker boom topping lift . 8 . Tiller . 29 . Spinnaker boom brace . 9 . Shrouds . 30 . Maintopmast backstay . 10 . Topmast shrouds . 31. Reef Pennant . 11 . Crosstrees . 32. Main outhaul . 12 . Peak halliards ...
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... Spinnaker boom . 28 . Spinnaker boom topping lift . 8 . Tiller . 29 . Spinnaker boom brace . 9 . Shrouds . 30. Maintopmast backstay . 10. Topmast shrouds . 31. Reef Pennant . 11 . Crosstrees . 32. Main outhaul . 12. Peak halliards . 33 ...
... Spinnaker boom . 28 . Spinnaker boom topping lift . 8 . Tiller . 29 . Spinnaker boom brace . 9 . Shrouds . 30. Maintopmast backstay . 10. Topmast shrouds . 31. Reef Pennant . 11 . Crosstrees . 32. Main outhaul . 12. Peak halliards . 33 ...
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... spinnaker boom , which works with a goose neck on the fore - side of the mast . How do you set and take in a spinnaker ? Get the inner end of the boom over the tafrail on the side opposite to that on which you are carrying the main boom ...
... spinnaker boom , which works with a goose neck on the fore - side of the mast . How do you set and take in a spinnaker ? Get the inner end of the boom over the tafrail on the side opposite to that on which you are carrying the main boom ...
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... spinnaker and haul chock out , belay and hoist away on the halliards ; use the balloon jib sheets for spinnakers sheets . Q. You have not said anything about preventer backstays . What are they ? Temporary stays leading in yachts from ...
... spinnaker and haul chock out , belay and hoist away on the halliards ; use the balloon jib sheets for spinnakers sheets . Q. You have not said anything about preventer backstays . What are they ? Temporary stays leading in yachts from ...
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