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Self-tailing halyard winches?
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06/04/08 10:54 AM
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rdpierce
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I've been considering replacing my halyard winches, and I would like to stay compliant with the class rules. My boat came with 2-speed self-tailing winches made by Enkes, which I know aren't legal. I don't mind giving up 2 speeds for class compliance, but I really don't want to give up the self-tailer.
The approved list includes the original Barient 10, Lewmar 8, Lewmar 7, and Harken B8. But I don't see any of these as having a self-tailing option! I've found a company called Winchmate that sells self-tailing conversion kits for Barient winches, but not for that size.
Are there no class-legal options for self-tailing halyard winches?
Thanks,
Ryan
Tesara, #337
Ryan Pierce, #337
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