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Com-Pac Model Specific Discussions => CP-19's => Topic started by: K3v1n on September 10, 2006, 03:18:25 PM

Title: New Rigging?
Post by: K3v1n on September 10, 2006, 03:18:25 PM
Hey Marcus,
I found you posted these rigging spec.

QuoteRigging Specifications
Standing Rigging Diameter 5/32"
Main Halyard Length 51'
Main Halyard Type 5/16" Sta-Set
Jib Halyard Length 51'
Jib Halyard Type 5/16" Sta-Set
Mainsheet Length 56'
Mainsheet Type 5/16" Sta-Set
110% Jib Sheet length 35'
110% Jib Sheet Type 5/16" Sta-Set
155% Genoa Sheet length 43'
155% genoa Sheet Type 5/16' Sta-Set

Just want to check with you that these numbers are correct because I need a new jib halyard, mine has decided to come apart. So I figure I might as well replace both jib and main while I'm at it.

While I am asking questions...Where is a good place to purchase a genoa and roller furler? ;) I'm already tired of wrestling that darn jib!

Thanks,
Kevin
Title: Re: New Rigging?
Post by: Craig Weis on September 11, 2006, 08:33:58 AM
Hey skip here, these numbers are correct as I pulled these lines out straight in my yard and measured them with my 100 foot  tape. Bank on it.
Title: Re: New Rigging?
Post by: Craig Weis on September 11, 2006, 08:40:48 AM
The furler on my C-P 19 is a model '00' Harken unit. I have the complete specs and 'how too' manual that I am willing to copy and send to you if you e-mail me your address. owlsnest34@hotmail.com thanx.
skip. Oh and the lengths speced above for lines allow the lines to be run back to the cockpit for single person sailing. I bought the new line at WestMarine.
Title: Re: New Rigging?
Post by: K3v1n on September 12, 2006, 06:57:56 PM
Thanks Skip email on the way!

-Kevin