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Harken Winch Selection Guide
Harken Winch Selection Guide

Choose Drum Material, Speed and Style Aluminum: Aluminum Radial winches in 1-, 2-, and 3-speed self-tailing or plain-top. Aluminum Classic single-speed, plain-top winches in sizes 6 and 8; 2- and 3-speed; self-tailing winches sizes 980 and up in aluminum or aluminum/stainless. Chrome: Chrome Radial winches feature chrome drums with black composite bases and tops; 1-, … Continued

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Barton Track Selection Guide
Barton Track Selection Guide

Barton re-circulating traveller track systems can be used for both mainsheet and Genoa applications. This modular system is extremely adaptable and can be specified to suit yachts up to approximately 46ft. Sizing can be summarised as follows: Size 1 for yachts up to 8.5m (28.5ft) Size 2 for yachts up to 11.0m (36ft) Size 3 … Continued

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Barton Traveller Systems Selection Guide
Barton Traveller Systems Selection Guide

Select the optimum traveller and genoa car system to suit your boat and your sailing Barton is a truly low friction system, realistically priced and designed for use on both cruising and racing yachts. Travellers, end fittings and track are all extruded from top quality marine grade aluminium and finished in Barton’s unique ‘Spectro’ grey anodised … Continued

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Barton High Load Eyes
Barton High Load Eyes

High Load Eye with Dyneema Loop The Barton High load eye with loop is available in 3 sizes and can be used in various applications on board including barber hauler, preventers, mast base block tidies, emergency blocks, occasional blocks and toe rail blocks etc. The High load eye combined with the Dyneema loop gives you … Continued

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Seldén Block Selection Guide
Seldén Block Selection Guide

Choose the Right Block All Seldén blocks are of the same superb quality and are the best for their particular application.In order to make it easier to select the right block, they are categorised to suit four types of loads: low loads, high loads, static loads and dynamic loads. Low Loads and High Loads The practical difference between … Continued

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Winch Servicing Guide
Winch Servicing Guide

Winch Servicing Frequency Routine maintenance is the key to preventing malfunction, so an annual pre-season service is essential and a second or even a third during the season is advisable, depending on the amount of work they get through. A routine check before every regatta is prudent for winches on yachts that are raced in … Continued

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