Jeanneau shroud end terminals?

[DownWest]

Quick question for any owner who has looked at them:
Looking to replace the shrouds on a 29.2 and can't figure out what the top terminal looks like. There is a 'cover' or some bulge over where it goes into the mast, but can't see clearly. I assume it is a 'T' ? , but not clear.
Thanks
DW

 

[UK-WOOZY]

on my Sundream the mast and fittings are made by ZSpars, all parts and info available there

 

[ctva]

Quick question for any owner who has looked at them:
Looking to replace the shrouds on a 29.2 and can't figure out what the top terminal looks like. There is a 'cover' or some bulge over where it goes into the mast, but can't see clearly. I assume it is a 'T' ? , but not clear.
Thanks
DW

Possibly a stemball end fitting into the camshell as on my 1999 324 which I re-rigged from Eurospars last year.

 

[DownWest]

Possibly a stemball end fitting into the camshell as on my 1999 324 which I re-rigged from Eurospars last year.

That sounds a bit more like what I can see. Just realised that Z-Spars are not far from the boat (UK whoozy's post had that info) so will pay them a visit. The boat dates from just after yours.
Thanks Chris.

 

[nrcoyle]

Forestay Nose Tang - Special: K-11999X: SS Forestay Nose Tang has seat for Forestay attachment using Stemball. Tang is mounted internally, with lug projecting through slot in mast. Unit is 4 5/8" long x 1 1/8" wide, and is threaded for (2) 1/4-20 screws on 3 9/16" (92mm) centers. As used on Mumm 30. This item is no longeravailable and is shown here for identification only.

If I recall correctly from when I got my 29.2 rerigged a few years ago, the attachment looked like this when removed.

 

[DownWest]

Unusually, the forestay has no turnbuckle, so needs to be right. Gotta get up the stick tomorrow. Not something I enjoy..

 

[ctva]

Unusually, the forestay has no turnbuckle, so needs to be right. Gotta get up the stick tomorrow. Not something I enjoy..

I added a turnbuckle on the forestay, much better.

 

[DownWest]

I added a turnbuckle on the forestay, much better.

Looks like time constraints have put this back a bit. But thanks for the info.