![]() ![]() I have to say that I do like the look of the Dog's setup including the idea of the shock for sail ties. The cyan lines are long enough that eventually, I will run them back to the cockpit with a line rigged to drop the lazy jacks. ![]() This keeps the mainsail neatly bundled and prevents it from dropping off the boom. To furl/stow the sail, I simply reach over the flaked sail and grab the cord and attach it to the hook on the cord from the other side. This gives me a bungee cord with three hooks and a bungee cord. On one side I added a plastic hook between each pair of padeyes. ![]() I also ran a piece of 1/4" shock cord through the padeyes on both sides of the boom and tied it off with stopper knots. The yellow line has a rigging ring on it and the cyan line is tied to that and run up to a block at the spreaders and then down to a cleat at the gooseneck. I then tied the base of the lazyjack legs to the padeyes and put a stainless steel rigging ring on the blue and magenta lines that the yellow line is tied to. Basically, I installed four padeyes on each side of the boom, with the outermost padeyes about a foot in from each end, and evenly spaced. The lazy jacks and the furling system were installed at the same time. ![]()
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