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Old 29-06-2012, 08:27   #1
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Standing rigging

These came off my Beneteau 432

Lenghts are approximate and are wire only (do not include turnbuckle which is there)

2) 56' 6" x 5/16"
2) 37' 4" x 5/16"
2) 52' 6" x 3/8"

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For rent? Dude...
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Old 29-06-2012, 13:17   #3
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Re: Standing rigging

Or buy...Why can't you correct a mistake or delete anything on this forum?
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Old 29-06-2012, 13:57   #4
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Re: Standing rigging

Sorted.

You might want to include a location.

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Old 30-06-2012, 08:11   #5
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located Sarasota Florida
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Old 30-06-2012, 09:51   #6
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Re: Standing rigging

I know a rigger that cuts used rigging into short pieces so it can't be reused. There is a reason that you replaced this rigging. Please don't try to sell your worn out rigging on this forum or anywhere else. Junk it.
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Re: Standing rigging

That reason is that I was talked into it by a company that wanted to make money off of me! I wish I wouldn't have replaced it. It is certainly worth using for someone on a budget and since it certainly won't fit anyone's boat exactly, they will have to replace the ends anyway, which is the place where rigging fails.
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Re: Standing rigging

Well companies are people to......

You can probably buy yourself a case of beer for what a scrap metal place will give you for this stuff. It really isn't suitable for reuse unless maybe if it's less than 7 years old.
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Old 30-06-2012, 21:13   #9
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Re: Standing rigging

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That reason is that I was talked into it by a company that wanted to make money off of me! I wish I wouldn't have replaced it. It is certainly worth using for someone on a budget and since it certainly won't fit anyone's boat exactly, they will have to replace the ends anyway, which is the place where rigging fails.

That's not the only place rigging fails.
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