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General Boards => General National 12 chat => Topic started by: THG on 14 Aug 2006, 03:20

Title: Jib halyard splice at BW
Post by: THG on 14 Aug 2006, 03:20
My current jib halyard tail is wearing rather thin - have some new Excel V12 6mm - does anyone have the time skill to splice this onto the jib wire for me - at least a pint or two in it??

Thanks,

Kean

Title: Re: Jib halyard splice at BW
Post by: Jane Wade on 14 Aug 2006, 03:52
Title: Re: Jib halyard splice at BW
Post by: THG on 14 Aug 2006, 03:57
Thanks for the advice - thats why I posted here - looks like it will go 'soonish' and like anything it will always break at the most critical time (sods law and all that).  Will change the main halyard before I go - can do that job whilst its still threaded up!

Kean
Title: Re: Jib halyard splice at BW
Post by: Antony (Guest) on 14 Aug 2006, 05:37
Kean,
If this is the clever new rope that you splice with a 'fid' then it is so easy I can do it.  I will try to bring my fid with me and show you how it is done, or you can buy one from Tom and it comes with easy to follow instructions.

Antony
Title: Re: Jib halyard splice at BW
Post by: Nathan Harding on 15 Aug 2006, 12:36
I would be happy to do it for you. Having just spliced loads of the stuff on my new boat ive got the hang of it!! I will most likely be around still screwing things onto the boat in the dinghy park porthpean. So if you still need it doing give me a shout!!

Nath