[Public-List] Pin size??

Gordon Laco mainstay at csolve.net
Tue Sep 7 12:23:08 PDT 2010


The general rule of thumb is to spec the pins at 2x the wire diameter...
That would make 1/2" likely for your forestay pins.

That said, there are variations ....

You should make a trip up there with a caliper to measure.

Cheers - Gord #426

I have to crow a little.  Last Wednesday was the end of the summer series at
our club.  SURPRISE's crew were sitting at a big table when the awards
started.  I had just started telling my deck dogs that we'd done well in the
races we made it to, but since I travel so much for business and the Navy we
missed half the races.  I was just saying 'otherwise I think we'd be covered
in glo(ry) .... I didn't get the word out.  They called SURPRISE to come up
and get the red pennant for third overall.  I was quite surprised.  Also
rather proud I guess since I am telling you!




On 07/09/10 3:13 PM, "Bill Ydel" <wcydel at gmail.com> wrote:

> 
> I am in the process of replacing my forestay. In the 10 years that I have
> owned SallyB (#441) I have never been up the mast, nor have I had the mast
> down. The West Marine rigging shop is asking me for the size of the pin at
> the top.
> 
> Help Help, does anyone know that size of hand and was it standard?
> 
>  
> Bill 
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