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#190062 09/03/09 01:05 AM 09/03/09 01:05 AM |
Joined: Feb 2009 Posts: 678 Palm Beach County TheManShed
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Posts: 678 Palm Beach County | I had the rigging professionally made by a rigging shop. When they remade the rigging they double crimped the stays. It all looked good but it pulled out so it was a loose crimp. Also it was the last time I used that shop, they are still in business all these years, perhaps small work was not their specialty.
Mike Shappell www.themanshed.comTMS-20 Builder G-Cat 5.7 - Current Boat NACRA 5.2 - early 70's | | | Re: Why replace sidestays, forestays and bridle
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#190065 09/03/09 04:32 AM 09/03/09 04:32 AM |
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Posts: 246 Kiel, Germany | What a scary story! I always ease the tension on my side stays after sailing, this should prolong the longevity of the wires and crimpes, I guess ...
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