Hey, its my bad. Made a mistake of sailing too close to a friend's boat. Was approaching him port to port when a strong gust of wind caught my sail. My boat rounded up to port and crashing my Anchor plus Bow Roller into his port quarter. Smashing his toe rail, fair lead, pushpit and bimini frame. Ouch!! 
My Bow Roller is totally out of shape. Plan to remove it for repair. I was thinking to furl the headsail tightly around the furler extrusion, disconnect the forestay and tie it to the pullpit. Idea is the headsail may help prevent sagging (bend) of the extrusion. Of course I'll setup the Spin halyard in place of the forestay.
So is it a good idea?
My Bow Roller is totally out of shape. Plan to remove it for repair. I was thinking to furl the headsail tightly around the furler extrusion, disconnect the forestay and tie it to the pullpit. Idea is the headsail may help prevent sagging (bend) of the extrusion. Of course I'll setup the Spin halyard in place of the forestay.
So is it a good idea?
