On the Cleveland shoreline, my rigged boat just went through 52mph gusts
without incident.  The IMF furling line was loop locked on a boom horn
cleat and the genny furling line had a stopper knot after the cam cleat.

The old sailor saw that the calm before the storm is God's Grace still
applies to us.  In other words, furl both of the sails during the calm so
the main goes all the way into the mast and the jib sheets wrap once or
twice around the genny.  Then lock your furling lines and nothing else is
needed.

Regards,

Rick Lange

On Thu, May 27, 2021 at 4:04 PM Tom Van Heule <
tom.vanheule at intrinsicprograms.com> wrote:

> Got a call from the marina "your main is lost and has gone free"
>
> "Ok I'll be there in 30"
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> Now I understand all of these outhaul car threads.....   We have had 50mph
> gusts in the harbor today.
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> Anyone have a part number?  Looks pretty simple.
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