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Initially Posted - 06/16/2017 :  10:35:01  Show Profile
Looking to see if anyone has the length required for the Jib halyard for a TM that is run to the cockpit. I'm not near the boat and need a number quick...Thanks!!!!!!

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Response Posted - 06/16/2017 :  10:44:27  Show Profile
The only line I have a measurement on is the boom topping lift. That is 68', which will get you from the deck to the mast head and back again with some line to spare.
I'd be pretty comfortable adding 10' to that for a jib or main halyard run to the cockpit.
But that is just my intuition, better to over order and cut a little off later than get it too short.
Good Luck!
Joe W Hiller Jr
1985 Capri 25
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