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Old 08-09-2005, 08:38 AM
Brent B Brent B is offline
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Default Furler Fix in situ

If the damage is only 8 ft above the deck, or within stepladder range, I would consider trying the prying and cutting options suggested by Brion from a short ladder. i.e. you need only go up about three steps. The air must be quite still, and you need to take safety precautions in case a puff comes through unexpectedly. To reduce windage you can roll up the sail from the leech and lash it to the forestay/furler.

Brent
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