John Maher,
Okay, if you ever get into that fitting, contact me and I will dig
out the name of it or send you a sketch. It was a neat and cheap
fitting.
Have my doubts about the Birch solution. Probably depends on the
style of furler. I had my spinnaker halyards in an even more extreme
position, over and behind the shroud, and the top of the furling
swivel was still catching, where the halyard came off the block.
Could have lowered the whole furling rig, I guess, but wanted
something certain so i did not have to yank on that line!
John
Okay, if you ever get into that fitting, contact me and I will dig
out the name of it or send you a sketch. It was a neat and cheap
fitting.
Have my doubts about the Birch solution. Probably depends on the
style of furler. I had my spinnaker halyards in an even more extreme
position, over and behind the shroud, and the top of the furling
swivel was still catching, where the halyard came off the block.
Could have lowered the whole furling rig, I guess, but wanted
something certain so i did not have to yank on that line!
John