Mainsail Halyard Stuck at Jerome Bruton blog

Mainsail Halyard Stuck. When you do this keep all the other. I sometimes have to jerk the halyard repeatedly to. I have tried every which way to free the stuck halyard, and nothing has worked so far. Mast fell bolt at base ripped through base of mast. I tried pushing it upwards in the mast with a 50' fishtape, tried sliding a ring up the halyard with the. Then you'll have to pull it out and drop it down again. Cut off 3/4 inch of mast base, new hole for base, base, etc replaced. My halyard (newer line) had some type of twist in it that wasn't passing through the mast head correctly a few months ago. I am having problems with the halyard sticking when the mainsail is nearly fully raised. I had the mast stepped and the. When its connected to the mainsail however, it is. When i raise the main halyard with nothing connected, as in no load to pull up, it flows freely. The main halyard can be replaced with a line (and any type of cleat), but the jib halyard should really be a wire/rack thing, as it keeps up and tensions the whole rig.

I am having problems with the halyard sticking when the mainsail is nearly fully raised. I have tried every which way to free the stuck halyard, and nothing has worked so far. I had the mast stepped and the. When i raise the main halyard with nothing connected, as in no load to pull up, it flows freely. My halyard (newer line) had some type of twist in it that wasn't passing through the mast head correctly a few months ago. Then you'll have to pull it out and drop it down again. When you do this keep all the other. Cut off 3/4 inch of mast base, new hole for base, base, etc replaced. The main halyard can be replaced with a line (and any type of cleat), but the jib halyard should really be a wire/rack thing, as it keeps up and tensions the whole rig. I tried pushing it upwards in the mast with a 50' fishtape, tried sliding a ring up the halyard with the.

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Mainsail Halyard Stuck I have tried every which way to free the stuck halyard, and nothing has worked so far. When its connected to the mainsail however, it is. When i raise the main halyard with nothing connected, as in no load to pull up, it flows freely. I tried pushing it upwards in the mast with a 50' fishtape, tried sliding a ring up the halyard with the. Mast fell bolt at base ripped through base of mast. My halyard (newer line) had some type of twist in it that wasn't passing through the mast head correctly a few months ago. Cut off 3/4 inch of mast base, new hole for base, base, etc replaced. Then you'll have to pull it out and drop it down again. The main halyard can be replaced with a line (and any type of cleat), but the jib halyard should really be a wire/rack thing, as it keeps up and tensions the whole rig. When you do this keep all the other. I had the mast stepped and the. I have tried every which way to free the stuck halyard, and nothing has worked so far. I sometimes have to jerk the halyard repeatedly to. I am having problems with the halyard sticking when the mainsail is nearly fully raised.