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| Rail on the bow at the front of the boat |
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| Rail on the back of the boat |
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| supports the front of the mast |
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| 2 ropes from the job to the winches |
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| rope that holds the boom up when the main sail is not in use |
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| bar / rope combo that hold the boom down |
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| metal wires that hold the mast in place |
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| stanchion and guard rails |
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Hawk - shows the wind direction
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| Metal rope from the top of the mast to the bow of the yacht |
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| Metal rope from the top of the mast to the stern of the yacht |
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| How do you raise the mainsail? |
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Make sure covers are off and halyard attached to the head of the mainsail
Position yacht close to the wind
Mainsheet off so boom is free to move
2 people - 1 x Sweat halyard to get mainsail up the mast and then 1 x take in slack through rope jammer and winch if needed
Pull in the mainsheet
Ease topping lift
Vang on |
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| Show me how to tie a round turn and two half hitches |
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