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| Registered User ![]() Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Third Coast, TEXAS
Boat: Gulfstar 36 Motorsailer & Albin 25 Trawler
Posts: 167
| Winch Handles and Keeping Them Aboard
I have 5 winches on the GS 36 and I also need a handle for the roller boom furling. The sheet and halyard winches are all standard and use a relatively cheap handle. BUT the roller boom furling handle is unique and expensive AND is usually on the foredeck in the worst of weather. I dont want it going overboard. Durring bad weather is NOT the time to loose tha abillity to put a reef in the main. I have considered wrist straps but cannot conceive of a way to fasten them so that they wont wrap up when you are trying to do multiple turns. Any one solved this problem?? |
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