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Author: Jason Subject: Jib Halyard Sheave Trouble Info: (12728 views) Posted: Thursday 12-27-07 09:20:54 PM |
Ok. A few boats do have a third halyard. If it were me, I would just
use the two original sheaves. It's up to you. -Jason
:: Jason, :: :: On Magic, the Jib halyard currently exits the mast below :: the forestay pin. Above the forestay pin are two sheaves :: that are occupied by the #1 spin halyard and the #2 spin :: halyard. Should we remove the old #2 spin halyard and :: use that for our jib halyard and not worry about the :: "original sheave"? :: :: :: Mike, :: :: :: :: Sounds like you still have the original sheaves in the :: :: mast. You want to give Ballanger spars a call and have a :: :: couple new ones sent to you. The original ones are for :: :: wire halyards and will start eating up your nice :: :: high-tech halyards. :: :: :: :: To answer your question though, you are probably going :: :: to want to drop the mast to replace them. Both halyards :: :: and the forestay ride on the same pin. So, to replace :: :: the sheave you need to remove the shaft (pin) that goes :: :: through both sheaves and the forestay eye. It can be :: :: tricky to thread the needle through all three items with :: :: the mast down, with the mast up would be very :: :: interesting. I suppose it could be done if you held the :: :: mast in place with the topping lift, but I would not :: :: recommend it. :: :: :: :: One hint, when installing the new shives make sure you :: :: use a small piece of line looped around the groove of :: :: the sheave, as if it were a halyard running around the :: :: sheave. If you don't you will likely drop the sheave :: :: inside the mast and spend several hours trying to fish :: :: it out of the mast. Ask me how I know this! :: :: :: :: Cheers, :: :: :: Jason :: :: :: :: :: Our jib halyard sheave is very hard to turn. The sheave :: :: :: appears to be intact, but is showing metal fillings on :: :: :: both side as if it is not seated properly, although it :: :: :: looks square to the mast top halyard entrance. How do I :: :: :: take it apart to replace it? DO I need to drop the :: :: :: Mast??? :: :: :: :: :: :: Mike :: :: :: :: :: #80 :: :: :: :: :: Magic
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