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Cincinnati, Ohio | Was flipping through the Murray's catalog at work today and found an aussie jib halyard kit. Two questions.... http://murrays.com/archive/23.pdf1) I can use my same old sail when retrofitting, correct? 2) This should have everything that I need to replace my old worn out old school haliyard? Correct?
Ryan - H16
I prefer to go sailing because baseball, football, tennis, and golf only require 1 ball!
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Detroit, MI | 1) I can use my same old sail when retrofitting, correct? Yep. 2) This should have everything that I need to replace my old worn out old school haliyard? Correct? Yep. | | | Re: Aussie Jib
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Cincinnati, Ohio | Sweet. Thanks......Now if only I can visualize how it all goes together.....I've got the old school wire spliced into rope setup now.
Ryan - H16
I prefer to go sailing because baseball, football, tennis, and golf only require 1 ball!
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