[Public-List] bolt at mast top

[Debra Fontaine]

I am using a wire to rope halyard. rope was too fat to fit through space between sheave and plate covering sheave. So I just had a new halyard made.
 

Debra Fontaine

~250-923-1953~


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> Does anybody know the size of the bolt that holds the plate across the top of the mast to prevent the halyard from jumping. I need to buy one before I climb up. Anyone have trouble with halyard jumping? How did you fix it? Debra on La Paloma
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> Date: Tue, 26 Jul 2011 17:42:17 -0400
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> Debra,
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> The bolt that holds the sheave as well as the side plates is 1/2 inch. 
> It also holds the side stays. So I do not believe this would be your 
> problem.
> 
> There are also two small plates (one in front and one behind) which 
> might be what has come loose. These are held in place with 4 small sheet 
> metal screws each and are  located above the sheave. You are probably 
> going to need to make an exploratory trip up the mast.
> 
> It sounds like you may have a worn sheave.
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> Are you running a wire or rope halyard?
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> -tom s
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> On 7/26/2011 5:14 PM, Debra Fontaine wrote:
> > Does anybody know the size of the bolt that holds the plate across the top of the mast to prevent the halyard from jumping. I need to buy one before I climb up. Anyone have trouble with halyard jumping? How did you fix it? Debra on La Paloma
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