[alberg30] Mast support beam
rap1208 at aol.com
rap1208 at aol.com
Sun May 21 11:29:57 PDT 2000
Tom, sure thing . The Johnson back stay adjuster (I've used them on thre
different boats) is a very simple thing. You must have your backstay
shortened enough to accept the fitting, which will be swedged on, so the mast
must be down.
The fitting has two handles, and you fold them both out. They are a
friction fit when snaped down. You hold one handle for the backstay, and
turn the other to tension it. It is like a large turnbuckle with handles.
The backstay has a block inside the turnbuckle to keep that part from going
too far, and completly unscrewiing. A little practice will show you how
much tension you need for normal sailing. Not too pricey an item either,
compared to other brands
Russ Pfeiffer
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