I feel that it would be wise to pull the jacks forward and secure them well.
My reasons for this being that in 50 Knots plus, something I have been
unfortunate to experience more than once, the lazy jacks will damage your
Trysail. Also; The less you have aloft to blow around and foul things, the
better.
Fair winds, blue water.
Rick Williams.
S/V Lorac; Baba 30 #71
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Braschi" <pbraschi # earthlink.net>
To: "Baba, Panda and Tashiba List" <baba # list.sailjazz.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2005 4:04 PM
Subject: [baba] Rigging a Trysail


>I am about to rig my trysail for the first time . .. I run it on a
>seperate track on the mast . .. with my spare Main Halyard and fixed tack
>sheet . . . running dual sheeta to snatch block then formard to my primary
>winches . . . I also have lazy jacks on my boom . . . my question is do I
>run the trysail between them or should I pull the lazy Jacks forward and
>out of the way?? anybody have any ideas? . . .
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
> Wanding star baba 35
>


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