Big Daddy Pursuit Race @ Richmond Yacht Club (2021)

Big Daddy Pursuit Race at Richmond Yacht Club

March 20

Result

Pos	Boat	Total	Race 1
1	Dianne	1	1
2	Wile E Coyote	2	2
3	Current Affair	3	3
4	Bombora	4	4
5	Motorcycle Irene	5	5
6	Abigail Morgan	6	6
7	Moonlight	7	7
8	Public Enemy	8	8
9	Ergo	9	9
10	Phoenix	10	10
11	Hot Sheet	11	11
12	Hang 20	13	DNF

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Author: Hal Neill ([email protected]) contact the author
Subject: Re: Outhaul Modification
Info: (22875 views) Posted: Saturday 3-30-02 10:17:00 PM

Hal Neill on 3/30/102 10:10 PM said:

>>Ralph deeds on 3/30/102 8:25 PM said:

>>That is amazing its lasted this long. I am now om my 3rd(4?) line. I'm considering dead-ending it at the floating block rather than the fixed block (but that would reduce the purchase).

>>>>We tied a three part dingy boom vang tackle to the end of the stock outhaul rope and fastened the other end to the front end of the boom. this gives us plenty of purchase. But it doesn't ease as easily as we would like. Replacing the line in the boom vang that came with the boat is a job for an expert. The rope on my outhaul was worn pretty badly by the jam cleat, but rather than replace it I patched it with needle and thread. Now that I have removed the original jam cleat on the bottom of the boom wear in the rope is no longer a problem. So, I'm still using the original outhaul line after 16 years.

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:: Hal Neill on 3/30/102 10:10 PM said: 
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:: >>Ralph deeds on 3/30/102 8:25 PM said: 
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:: >>That is amazing its lasted this long. I am now om my
:: 3rd(4?) line. I'm considering dead-ending it at the
:: floating block rather than the fixed block (but that
:: would reduce the purchase). 
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:: >>>>We tied a three part dingy boom vang tackle to the
:: end of the stock outhaul rope and fastened the other end
:: to the front end of the boom. this gives us plenty of
:: purchase. But it doesn't ease as easily as we would
:: like. Replacing the line in the boom vang that came with
:: the boat is a job for an expert. The rope on my outhaul
:: was worn pretty badly by the jam cleat, but rather than
:: replace it I patched it with needle and thread. Now that
:: I have removed the original jam cleat on the bottom of
:: the boom wear in the rope is no longer a problem. So,
:: I'm still using the original outhaul line after 16
:: years. 
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