[alberg30] Main Halyard Sheave

[Alan P. Kefauver]

I am going to need to do something also. Mine jumped the sheave and jammed also, but two hours in a bosun's chair got it back in the right place and with the preventer plates reinstalled. If it jumps again.............
I will probably stay with the wire halyard because Andante has a reel halyard winch on the cabin top, so you can hoist the main from the cockpit. If I go to rope halyard, I think I will lose this convenience.

Alan Kefauver
"Andante" #152
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On 7/13/1999 at 5:58 PM John Bailey wrote:
Help!    My main halyard jumped the sheave and could not be freed from between the sheave and mast.  Because I wanted to do some other work, I had the mast taken down.  I found the sheave to in very poor shape.  My halyard is wire and the wire really tore up the sheave over the years.  I don't think it's worth trying to save, however, I've found that finding a 6 1/2 inch sheave is very difficult.  I'm not going to be able to sail till I find somewhere to get a new sheave.  Does anyone know where I can get one, and get it quick?  Also, I would like to go to a rope halyard.  Any thoughts on that?
 
John Bailey
"Zevulun"  #33

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