[Public-list] Public-list Digest, Vol 693, Issue 1

Cole, Andrew L andrew.cole at llff.com
Tue Jun 6 09:22:41 PDT 2006


This is the way we led it originally, but it seemed to bind the car
somewhat with the side loading to get aft to the primary.  The car is a
more modern ball bearing car with the sheave integrated into the car
with limited range of motion.

I will take a look again tomorrow night with the sheet coming directly
off the car.  

Does anyone use a turning block for the genoa sheet or am I the only
black sheep?

Andrew

>Dear Andrew,
>I don't think that you need to run your sheets through 
>the second car. You should be able to go directly from the first car to
the 
>winch. The sideways stress is practically removed , the strain then
being 
>upwards at the car location which would seem to be acceptable. Jonathan  

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