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Old 12-10-2016, 06:11   #1
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Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Kuah, Kedah, Malaysia
Boat: Custom aluminium Freedom 40 with wishbones
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How to rig wishbones ?

The new boat I bought is rigged with wishbones.

The previous owner died 3 years before I bought the boat.

After a bad start, I now have to rerig the main while waiting to have money to order a new mizzen.

I would like that all lines come back to the cockpit. I have only one winch wich is located mid-stern. (see pic, sorry about the mess)

I think a double lines reeefing system would be better than a single one.

Do anybody have a diagram or some pictures on how to rig wishbones ?

How do you determine the size of the blocks needed ?

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks
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