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4 viewsThe Pippin 20 does not carry as much canvas as the Capecutter, therefore cannot compete in these light winds.Feb 11, 2015
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6 viewsHeading back to the mooring at the end of the day.Feb 11, 2015
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56 viewsHull No 106, blue hull, ivory deck, tanbark sails,
Sailing area: Lake Tegernsee (Bavaria) and on holidays Baltic Sea between Danmark and GermanyFeb 11, 2015
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84 viewsModification to Ian Swales (CC 39) Lazy-Jacks version. I use a turning block and a clamcleat for the front Lazy-Jack line...Feb 11, 2015
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77 viewssimple turning blockFeb 11, 2015
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81 viewsClamcleatFeb 11, 2015
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114 views... and and Bullseye (No. 2) for fixing the rear Lazy-jack line on each side of the boom.Feb 11, 2015
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116 viewsIn order to catch the battens better when lowering the main I lead the rear Lazy-Jack lines through a steenless hook which is fixed 70 mm from the end of boom. After to stow the sail the lines will removed and the sail cover can be used without any problems.Feb 11, 2015
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125 viewsGeneral arrangement of "Katrina's" Lazy-JacksFeb 11, 2015
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113 viewsSnap shackel for quick release of bowsprit shroudsFeb 11, 2015
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99 viewsTwo colour navigation lanternFeb 11, 2015
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116 views"Katrina's" swim ladderFeb 11, 2015
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105 viewsAnother solution for main sail lasching. I have made 4 cordage shackel (circumference 400 mm) and pulled these through the 4 small loops of the the main sail.
Works perfect.Feb 11, 2015
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101 viewsMain sail lashing 2Feb 11, 2015
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97 viewsMain sail lashing 3Feb 11, 2015
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