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I use 5/16” as recommended by Pro Furl. I need 75’ on my Beneteau 343. -
Fred, my furling line is 1/4 in and does fine. I estimate that I have 45' of furling line, so 60' on your boat should be more than enough.
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Over the years my hot coffee drinking has been more off, than on. Never much cared for hot black coffee unless it was laced with plenty... -
Over the years my hot coffee drinking has been more off, than on. Never much cared for hot black coffee unless it was laced with plenty... -
Over the years my hot coffee drinking has been more off, than on. Never much cared for hot black coffee unless it was laced with plenty... -
BigEasy replied to the thread Furling line Q’s.I use 5/16” as recommended by Pro Furl. I need 75’ on my Beneteau 343. -
kappykaplan replied to the thread Furling line Q’s.Fred, my furling line is 1/4 in and does fine. I estimate that I have 45' of furling line, so 60' on your boat should be more than enough. -
I think the line exiting the drum perpendicular is best. Port or starboard depends on which side of the sail your UV cover is on. I kind... -
RE;Others might not be so protected. I am concerned for @garymalmgren. thanks Foswick. My home is miles from the coast and the boat is... -
I am anchored in Port Townsend. A little bit close, but around 'yet another' corner from direct action other than potential ginormous...
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Just got notified about the incoming tsunami about 20 minutes ago. Been keeping an eye on it. It is projected to reach here (Bellingham...
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When I was growing up in Indiana, my Mom would make "cold bread pudding" She'd put sugar in a glass about half full of milk then stir...
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fred1diver replied to the thread Furling line Q’s.Thank you all, I added a spin lock stanchion roller, still need to do final adjustments. now the follow up question, how long do you...
