MASTS

- includes rope-to-wire main and jib halyards, 5/32" spinnaker halyard, six spreaders with end bolts, wire-hung topping lift block

- install your own main and jib halyards, spreaders, topping lift block

- full-hard stainless steeel wire, curved stainless steel tangs

- 3/8" OD quarter-hard stainless tubing (off-the-shelf tubing is way too bendy)

- 1/4-20 bolt and adjusting nut, set of six

- thin-wall stainless steel tubing. Supports spreaders and anchors shroud and diamond tangs. Lengths are different for each spreader location

- large-diameter steel ball (anvil) and steel punch to start flaring of socket

- mounts on side of mast. Used with rope-to-wire halyards to hook ball to mast and protect exit hole in mast from wearing. Includes fasteners. Can be used on gold masts with main or jib halyards with rope-to-wire splice.

- for aluminum masts. Bent straps are held to the mast with s/s rivets.

- replacement fits either wood or aluminum mast. Standard pin is 1 3/4" long to allow easier unshipping of boom

- holds forestay to mast. Includes fasteners

- top and bottom faces are parallel. Internal opening 2 x 3 1/8", includes fasteners

-1/8" front-to-back milled taper to produce mast pre-bend under load, includes fsateners

- cast aluminum, for masts without winches. Includes #10 bolt and nut to secure to mast

- 3/32" wire spliced to 3/16" line

- exits side of mast and clips to fixed hook on side of mast. Two swaged balls near splice

- secures with a cam cleat located on forward grating cap aft of mast

- clips to sliding hook on side of centerboard trunk. One swaged ball near splice. Can be used on any mast

- exits side of mast and clips to fixed hook on mast above gooseneck. Two swaged balls near splice. Requires drilling of mast