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Sail & Rigging - Halyard arrangement on 47 |
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Halyard arrangement on 47 Dear friends, Can anyone clarify how the halyards were arranged originally in the mast on the swan 47? |
Join Date: 01 March 2007
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Hi Neils,
I changed my Nautor rig on Sarabande in 2012, but from memory, the halyard mast exits line up with the relevant turning marks at the mast base. You need to line everything up. I think the highest exit points on the mast are for the port and starboard spinnaker halyards which lead to the outer blocks on the mast head crane. ( this set up allows the most leverage in sweating up a spinnaker hoist) I suspect the the 2nd lowest exits are for Foresail halyards which also require height to facilitate sweating when hoisting. The main halyard should exit in line with your mast based winch, it is important that the halyard sits centrally in the exit and does not chafe on one side. The staysail and Pole halyards are probably lower and will select the correct block at the mast base to go to your chosen winch. Ultimately, you must make sure each halyard exits centrally and does not chafe, from there you can decide where you want to send it. Assume you still have the original nest of winches on deck around the mast which work with the original design. Hope this helps.
Rob Sarabande 47/029 |
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Dear Niels, |
Join Date: 23 October 2011
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Dear Niels, On Grampus, 47/16 I have the original Nautor mast. There are four slots on both sides. Starboard: two mainsail, Genoa, Spi Port: topping lift, staysail, Genoa, Spi. Fair Winds and Following Seas. Matteo 45 Grampus due (47/16)
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