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Old 11-04-2021, 02:19   #46
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Re: Worth moving halyards? Or just keep them at the mast base?

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Thanks for all the great advice! Much appreciated...
Taking it all into account I've decided to leave the lines at the mast, at least until we've given the system a good try, but will definitely use some form of restraint so that one has 2 free hands while working there.
The ideas re the reefing will come in useful!
Mast pulpits are a welcome addition for this. I've had boats with and without, much prefer with.
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