[Alberg30] Twin Headstays
George Dinwiddie
gdinwiddie at alberg30.org
Tue Oct 7 19:44:17 PDT 2003
Hydraulic backstay adjusters also aren't class legal. Yes, even
mechanical backstay adjusters are not cheap. That's why few cruising
boats have them. I wouldn't risk losing the rig with a marginal or
experimental adjuster, however.
- George
Jeanne wrote:
> Stephen,
>
> Sorry about not being clear. The question relates to what type of back
> stay tensioner works w/ an A30. The turnbuckles with wheels are
> expensive ($300+) and I do not want to split the back stay to use one of
> those triangular pull down adjusters. Hydraulic adjusters cost more
> than a new set of sails. Does anyone use a block and tackle (similar to
> a strong boom vang) to twang the back stay?
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