Genoa Roller Reef
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Julian Porter
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Genoa Roller Reef
Has anyone else had problems with the rope coming off the spool at the bottom of the roller reef and jamming up?
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erbster
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Re: Genoa Roller Reef
Yes, the angle of the furling line is not right. Try adding a shackle with a 90deg twist below the spool. Also, *always* keep the furling line under some tension, whether opening or furling the sail.
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oak
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Re: Genoa Roller Reef
Have a look at the small modification "Herr Nillson" did to his furler.Pics in Gallery
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Julian Porter
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Re: Genoa Roller Reef
I think I should have added that my furling system is a Plastimo 406.
I will look at the alignment tomorrow.
I will look at the alignment tomorrow.
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oak
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Re: Genoa Roller Reef
I had a plastinmo 406 on the boat when I bought her/him/it
I didn't get on very well can't remember why after 12 years but changed to a Ronstan.
I think my bits are still in the boathouse
wish you success
Oak
I didn't get on very well can't remember why after 12 years but changed to a Ronstan.
I think my bits are still in the boathouse
wish you success
Oak