| |  Gennaker haylard dimension etc #144146
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World Citizen | I quess we have Swiftcord 4-5 mm now but it wore out quickly. Any tips ? Also, on the same subject. Any line tips for the "bottom part" of the Marstroem trapeze system, and the adjustment system? The lines that come standard with Infusion are no good. Guys with kilos should change immediately. (Indeed a very happy Infusion owner) <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />
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05/26/08 05:47 PM 05/26/08 05:47 PM |
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Long Beach, California John Williams
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Long Beach, California | Spinny halyard = 3.8mm Spyder Line, no taper needed IMO. Runs clean, wears well, no stretch.
John Williams
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05/26/08 07:32 PM 05/26/08 07:32 PM |
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Michigan PTP
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Michigan | Spinny halyard = 3.8mm Spyder Line, no taper needed IMO. Runs clean, wears well, no stretch. However, very easy to taper and the core is very nice and smooth. I use the same for my boat. | | |
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