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Gerry McMahon
 Post subject: Harken 6.1
PostPosted: Wed Feb 18, 2009 9:41 am 
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does anyone have a diagram for threading Harken 6.1 main sheet blocks
please.
thanks Gerry
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J_Eaton
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google is your friend

http://www.harken.com/rigtips/Reeving_D ... -1-Cam.php

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Roy
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Except you can't tie off one end of the line at the block like that unless you run a separate line for the main traveler.

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MBounds
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????

That's what the other end of the mainsheet is used for. (After #6)
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mmadge
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Some of the racer guys are rigging it this way.Apparently it corrects some of the twisting problems
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jco
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repost that picture please
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gary eudy
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When i bought my harken 6:1 blocks i brought them to work Room was full of civil engineers very very funny watching each one try to rig and then fail one after another
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Sail Revolution
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And whose got a pic of the other way where it goes through the side plate and ties off above the cam?
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Roy
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Duh--- boy am I very stupid!! :oops: :cry:

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