Does this look right to you?

[Searush]

Main seems to be set like a pair of curtains too. Have they been trying to heave-to?

I do agree about the postion of the jib car tho' much too far foward for that far inboard.

 

[jb2006]

What a load of **** /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

IMH ( /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif ) O the faults are that the car is (possibly) too far forward and the starboard jib sheet is tight. The tracks are well inboard which is great for sailing to windward with a small jib but a pain once you come off the wind. The outboard "sheets" (outside the shrouds) are probably for the spinnaker .

 

[jb2006]

Actually I take some of that back - the genoa appears to be incorrectly rigged on a self tacker designed for a much smaller jib . Not sure about the outer cars - could be spin guys ? or for downwind sailing ( I have used spare sheets outside the guard wires in the past)

 

[KREW2]

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but a pain once you come off the wind.

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Nah!! this is what you do when you come off the wind.
http://newimages.yachtworld.com/1/6/8/6/3/1686387_1.jpg?1174405348000

 

[pampas]

Have done this several times in order to bring the fore closed inboard,but usually sheet down further aft in order to flatten the sail.

 

[KREW2]

I have never liked running under main only, if it's to be one sail I much prefer the genoa.