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"Would You Like to Know How to Rig Your Entire Sailboat Safely & Inexpensively with Incredibly Strong Synthetic Lines?"
How Experts are Using "Synthetic Lines" on Their Sailboats...
Wire is dead. Or, is at least on its way out -- when it comes to use on sailboats.
Sailor and fisherman Jack Molan has been using synthetic lines up in the Bering Sea for his fishing business for 6 years now, and he’s become a knowledgeable expert when it comes to sizing, measuring, splicing, setting up, tying and working with synthetic lines for use on his boats. He recently rigged his newly refurbished Brown Searunner trimaran using these cutting-edge lines.
Leading American designers in the trimaran community are currently paying serious attention to these synthetics … especially since Europeans are regularly using them on their sailboats. Why not you?
Get the inside scoop about synthetic lines:
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What sizes should you use? New ¼ inch wire has strength against breaking up to 6,900 lbs -- but the right 7mm synthetic line weighs just 1/9 of wire - and has a breaking strength of 15,500 lbs. (Some other products include a 9mm line with 26,500 lbs of breaking strength … and a 1-inch diameter line that offers an astounding 82 tons of breaking strength).
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How to use these lines in your rigging (and other areas). This includes S/S chainplates, forestays, backstays, shrouds, halyards, lifelines, etc. Plus, find out the latest special fittings now specifically designed for use with these lines.
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Which lines should you use for your own boat? What are the options? Discover which ones rate highest … and why.
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Understand the full advantages of using synthetic lines … including no corrosion issues, line fatigue avoidance, less cycle stress, light weight (especially up high).
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How to use these lines and set everything yourself without hassle. (And where to turn if you either don’t want to do the work yourself … or simply want help in setting up your rigging).
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A light rig without having to spend big $$$ on a carbon fiber mast? Conventional wisdom might say it can’t be done. Can it?
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Where to find additional information about rigging certain trimarans. Some big names in the trimaran industry are starting to use synthetics now.
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What about attaching your trimaran's nets ... without using any screws? A few ideas on securing your trampolines with new materials. (You've probably never heard these ideas before).
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And much more ...
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