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Old 23-02-2010, 06:46   #16
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I am sure it is very obvious, but what line do you pull to get Lazy Jacks up to the mast when not in use? Or do you have to add a line on the design at the beginning of this thread?

Does the Harken design always stay in place around the main sail?
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