I am trying to find out how much line I need to properly rig a "Man-o-War"?
In reviewing the owners manaul that is on line I see that I need 48" piece of 3/16 and a 24" piece of 3/16 line. That does not seem like enough line to let the sail out fully. Does anyone out there know how much line I need or where I can find out?
Any help that you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Dom
Rigging for a Man o War
Rigging for a Man o War
The Cutaia's
1976 Man O War
Nellie J. Banks
Connecticut / Darnley Basin. Prince Edward Island
1976 Man O War
Nellie J. Banks
Connecticut / Darnley Basin. Prince Edward Island
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Hi EE:
THANKS!!
At least I can see how the rope is supposed to go so. I can now start off with 100' of rope feed the system and cut it down to size. My rough guesstimate is 25-30' for the boom to be able to swing to about a 45degree angle.
Thanks again,
Dom
THANKS!!
At least I can see how the rope is supposed to go so. I can now start off with 100' of rope feed the system and cut it down to size. My rough guesstimate is 25-30' for the boom to be able to swing to about a 45degree angle.
Thanks again,
Dom
The Cutaia's
1976 Man O War
Nellie J. Banks
Connecticut / Darnley Basin. Prince Edward Island
1976 Man O War
Nellie J. Banks
Connecticut / Darnley Basin. Prince Edward Island