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David, I can relate my experience only. I now have my 3rd SJ23
and in each case I a) replaced the wire/rope halyard with b) 3/8" line. The
reason for 3/8" is ease of handling, not strength; a line has to lay comfortably
in my hand and the larger size is easier to work with. I don't need a thin line
cutting into my hands.
And I second the comment to have Gene Adams do the
work. Gene will be one of the better resources you can have if you own a San
Juan.
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From: owner-sanjuan23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-sanjuan23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of DB27513 (David)
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 6:11 PM
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Subject: halyard lines
Can anyone
shorten my research? I need to replace the main halyard on my
SJ23. Looking at the selection of lines on West Marine is mind boggling.
Does anyone know what the standard diameter, kind, and length is needed for the
main halyard? What's a good price/foot? Any online places to get it
cheap?
Thanks much
David Backus
“The difference between an
ordeal and an adventure is attitude…”
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