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Old 01-24-2011, 06:48 PM
seawolf seawolf is offline
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Brion,
Is this a custom sling you have made or utilize the flat web slings in certain configurations that are offered by Olympic Synthetics such as the endless web or eye webbing.
My concern is the attachment of the sling that will not slip along the mast as pressure is applied to the temporary stay.
Thanks for your help and keeping us safe.
Bob
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Old 01-26-2011, 11:09 AM
Brion Toss Brion Toss is offline
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Hi again,
You can get the slings made to any length and weight, and they keep the more common ones in stock. The continuous ones are cheaper, and would be all you would need. Get one long enough for at least four passes around your mast, and tie a Sling Hitch: use up most of the length making tight, adjacent turns around the spar, then pass the bottom bight up through the top one, and pull down. You'll need to work any slack out, and orient everything so the lead is forward. If you aren't fully confident with this hitch, make it above the upper shroud throughbolt.
Fair leads,
Brion

PS,
Thanks for the kind words
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