How To Make Your Own Lazy Jacks at Jerome Weeks blog

How To Make Your Own Lazy Jacks. New lazy jack set up. They are particularly popular with solo sailors and those with large mainsail areas. Once set up properly, they are very easy to replace. Lazy jacks can be designed to be easily removable/stowable on a trailer sailer. You’ll add a small block on the mast where the lazy jack control line will turn and come. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. I made my own lazy jack system (copied po's really) by using thin line (can't recall the size, probably 1/4 or less) with thimble eyes on the end (instead of usual blocks). You can make up your own lazyjacks, but you have to buy the dutchman system as a kit. How to make your lazy jacks easy to use. The sail will have to be. Has anyone any experience of setting up their own lazyjack system? For example the halyards can stay with the mast. The boat galley offers a way to loosen your lazy jacks and move them forward just before raising the mainsail, but that’s two trips to the mast that you may not have to take.

New lazy jack set up. For example the halyards can stay with the mast. I made my own lazy jack system (copied po's really) by using thin line (can't recall the size, probably 1/4 or less) with thimble eyes on the end (instead of usual blocks). You’ll add a small block on the mast where the lazy jack control line will turn and come. The boat galley offers a way to loosen your lazy jacks and move them forward just before raising the mainsail, but that’s two trips to the mast that you may not have to take. The sail will have to be. How to make your lazy jacks easy to use. Lazy jacks can be designed to be easily removable/stowable on a trailer sailer. You can make up your own lazyjacks, but you have to buy the dutchman system as a kit. Has anyone any experience of setting up their own lazyjack system?

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How To Make Your Own Lazy Jacks Lazy jacks can be designed to be easily removable/stowable on a trailer sailer. They are particularly popular with solo sailors and those with large mainsail areas. The sail will have to be. You can make up your own lazyjacks, but you have to buy the dutchman system as a kit. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. The boat galley offers a way to loosen your lazy jacks and move them forward just before raising the mainsail, but that’s two trips to the mast that you may not have to take. I made my own lazy jack system (copied po's really) by using thin line (can't recall the size, probably 1/4 or less) with thimble eyes on the end (instead of usual blocks). How to make your lazy jacks easy to use. Lazy jacks can be designed to be easily removable/stowable on a trailer sailer. Once set up properly, they are very easy to replace. Has anyone any experience of setting up their own lazyjack system? For example the halyards can stay with the mast. New lazy jack set up. You’ll add a small block on the mast where the lazy jack control line will turn and come.