[Alberg30] dropping the mast...

[Bill Blevins]

The photos on the Alberg 30 Web site show the butt going forward. Does it matter?

Also, how long is the A frame when disassembled?

Bill

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On Saturday, Oct 19, 2002, at 06:41PM, C.B. Currier <cbcurrier at spinrx.com> wrote:

>Well Bill, 
>If you are in the annapolis area there is an A frame you can borrow. Or you 
>can use a gin pole. either way the fram must reach to the spreaders where the 
>approximate center of gravity is on the mast. Lift the mast then walk it down 
>using a block & tackle to lower. Swing the butt aftward. simple process that 
>works really well.
>
>
>C.B. Currier
>Infinity #57
>Daybreak #458
>
>
>On Saturday 19 October 2002 04:08 pm, you wrote:
>> Hi Bill!
>>
>> Didn't Yves Gelinas come up with a clever way to drop the mast on
>> "Jean du Sud"? Maybe someone else knows the trick, because I'd love to
>> learn it myself!
>>
>> FF
>> #239
>> Nisus
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