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#88459 11/07/06 12:29 PM 11/07/06 12:29 PM |
Joined: May 2006 Posts: 1,383 Kingston SE South Australia JeffS
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Posts: 1,383 Kingston SE South Australia | Search the forum Steve, have a really good look at a righting pole it works perfectly and stores itself out of the way it rights my 18ft Stingray no problem singlehanded. Also look at the threads on technique you need the bow into the wind, all your sheets eased, no water inside the mast etc <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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#88461 11/07/06 03:50 PM 11/07/06 03:50 PM |
Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 44 Minnesota hititmaestro
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Posts: 44 Minnesota | what about a righting bucket and block?
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#88462 11/07/06 04:13 PM 11/07/06 04:13 PM |
Joined: Nov 2005 Posts: 5,582 “an island in the Pacifi... hobie1616
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Posts: 5,582 “an island in the Pacifi... | Both seem to work pretty good based on all the recommendations posted on these forums. I like the pole for ease of use. Undo a bungee to deploy, right the boat and bungee the pole back into place. The bucket/block system takes a bit of time to set up and stow. US Sail Level 2 Instructor US Sail Level 3 Coach | | | Re: Righting
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#88464 11/08/06 04:52 PM 11/08/06 04:52 PM |
Joined: May 2006 Posts: 1,383 Kingston SE South Australia JeffS
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Posts: 1,383 Kingston SE South Australia | Both seem to work pretty good based on all the recommendations posted on these forums. I like the pole for ease of use. Undo a bungee to deploy, right the boat and bungee the pole back into place. The bucket/block system takes a bit of time to set up and stow. Ive found that if you double the bungee under the tramp around a block you dont have to undo it, you just pull it out right the boat and let it go. For some reason shock cord doesnt like springing around pulleys so there isnt enough force on the bungee to make it hit the boat it gently reals in the last 6 inches then you only have to let the stopper knot go once your on the boat. The pole is very quick, simple and self stores. <img src="http://www.catsailor.com/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Jeff Southall Current boats Nacra 5.8 1703 Animal Scanning Services Nacra 5.8 1667 Ram Raider Nacra 18 Square Arrow 1576
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