capteric36 wrote: > Jim, > Oh. I get it now. The stock sail track doesn't > work right. > There's a bit more to it. THis is a Doyle stack pac. The lazy jack lines hold the stack pac in place and I had to cut the old ones to get the stack pac off and have Doyle install a new one. Now the old crappy lines are blowing in the breeze and need to be removed from the top of the mast and the new ones attached. > Have you tried sanding with a very fine grit > paper or a hone stone? > I've read somewhere that one can build a block > that will hold a piece of sandpaper against the > inside of the track and then you pull it up and > down the length of the track with your halyard > attached to the top of the block and a free line > attached to the bottom of the block. > Well, this isn't a track, really. It' s just a slot in the mast. I doubt if it ever worked very good. > Just a thought.... > > Eric Thompson > S/V Procrastinator > South San Francisco > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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