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Initially Posted - 07/14/2015 :  15:13:42  Show Profile
I'm looking to replace my furler line. Currently I have double braided 1/4". RSII has a 150 genoa that sometimes I like to roll back to around 100-125 in higher winds so I would imagine a low stretch polyester would be appropriate. Any suggestions on either Samson or New England. To be frank with you, I don't know what make or model furler I have. Thanks for your suggestions!
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Response Posted - 07/14/2015 :  15:34:19  Show Profile
Looks like a CDI furler. 1/4" New England Sta-Set should be fine.
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Response Posted - 07/14/2015 :  16:33:26  Show Profile
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Originally posted by Davy J

Looks like a CDI furler. 1/4" New England Sta-Set should be fine.


Thanks, Davy J

P.S. to all...before anyone makes a comment. Yes, I know that is not the way to tie one's boat to the dock. That photo was taken of my boat before I owned her. Since then I've been through the ASA 101 training and her dock lines are always properly done. Ask my dock mate as I always bug him about his lines!
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