[Rhodes22-list] Tired of IMF

[Andrew Collins]

Charles
The IMF is one of the te and labor saving gizmos on the R22 that  
allows me to sail. With a family, a job etc getting out to sail and  
back in with tight schedule would probably not be possible without  
furling on both sails.
The IMF furls fore under almost any condition. The only thing that  
must be observed is that the boom be positioned slightly to starboard.  
Spray on Teflon lube helps a little, applied to the rollers in the  
mast and along the starboard edge of The mast slot. Hang in there.
Andrew
Sv Carmen

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On Jul 7, 2010, at 12:47 PM, Charles Nieman  
<blue66corvette at hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> John Lock
>
> It makes sense to me too...... you can have my furling genoa, mast,  
> boom, sail (rips and all)... in trade for your standard rig if you  
> have a furling genoa (I don't want to give up that part) and you are  
> willing to transport from Georgia to Dallas ..... LOL
>
>
>
> My thinking is that if I keep the mast and rigging and just replace  
> the sail then I don't have to worry about dimensional changes....The  
> genoa is in good condition and since I would be getting a sail made  
> anyway, it could be made to the dimensions of my current mast and  
> boom and I would not change any rigging ..... at least that is what  
> I have been thinking
>
>
>
> Charlie
>
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