Re: Rich's tuning points%26In-Reply-To=%26lt;KPEIKOBOCBCCGGGJMCCBCELPCDAA.krobins@andromeda.rutgers.edu>%26In-Reply-To=%26lt;002901c24ae0$b30e8c40$47d883d0@laptop>

From: Richard Canning <rcanning_at_dimeo.com>
Date: Mon 26 Aug 2002 - 06:17:28 PDT
To: <olson911@SailPix.com>

Ken,

The hydraulic backstay adjuster works very well. You can get a lot more on in a blow. You might want to consider the longer throw model. I don't know how much more it is though. Eventually the hydraulic unit will need to be rebuilt. I had mine done a few years ago and it was probably the first time since the boat was built in 1986.

Rich Canning
Spellbound

Original Message ----- From: "Y. Ken K. Chin" <ken@pacengtech.com> To: <olson911@sailpix.com> Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2002 10:25 PM Subject: Re: Rich's tuning points%26In-Reply-To=%26lt;KPEIKOBOCBCCGGGJMCCBCELPCDAA.krobins@andromeda.ru tgers.edu>%26In-Reply-To=%26lt;002901c24ae0$b30e8c40$47d883d0@laptop>

> Rich,
>
> The cascading system I wrote of is my back-stay adjuster. Recently, I'm
> starting to think about a hydraulic one.
>
> Ken
>
>
Received on Mon Aug 26 06:14:09 2002