headstay or sidestays turnbuckles for M
- panda
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headstay or sidestays turnbuckles for M
- Russ
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Re: headstay or sidestays turnbuckles for M
The factory side stays always seemed janky to me coming from larger boats with traditional turbuckles.
However, I've learned they work just fine with this type of rig. Adjust side stays and then fine tune with the forestay turnbuckle thingy.
The BYW manual has a section on "Rig Tuning Tips"
https://www.macgregorsailors.com/resour ... Manual.pdf
However, I've learned they work just fine with this type of rig. Adjust side stays and then fine tune with the forestay turnbuckle thingy.
The BYW manual has a section on "Rig Tuning Tips"
https://www.macgregorsailors.com/resour ... Manual.pdf
--Russ
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Re: headstay or sidestays turnbuckles for M
I used these on my boat:
https://e-rigging.com/collections/stain ... 5711472713
but I can't really recommend them because of the problems I've had described in this forum post:
https://macgregorsailors.com/forum/view ... 94#p360694
https://e-rigging.com/collections/stain ... 5711472713
but I can't really recommend them because of the problems I've had described in this forum post:
https://macgregorsailors.com/forum/view ... 94#p360694
- Ixneigh
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Re: headstay or sidestays turnbuckles for M
I used dyneema lashings.
Ix
Ix
"Shoal Idea"
2011 M, white
Tohatsu 20
South Fl.
2011 M, white
Tohatsu 20
South Fl.
