105% jib on my 375 hanse
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Topic: 105% jib on my 375 hanse
Posted By: tango
Subject: 105% jib on my 375 hanse
Date Posted: 23 November 2019 at 10:27
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I would like to install a 105% jib on my 375 hanse, and install genoa rails with an adjustable car on the roof. between the mast and the shrouds. but there is the halyard protection cover. I don't know how to do it. is there a hanse 375 with this modification and if so how was the assembly done? thank you |
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Posted By: tango
Date Posted: 23 November 2019 at 21:08
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thank you for the answers I have a good look at the very good website we sail hanse. but it is hanse 370 and the halyard protection cover is different on the 375 . because it covers the entire roof while on the 370 they can be fixed on the edge . if I can't find a solution, I will study the possibility of putting friction rings like on Pogo or JPK |
Posted By: iemand
Date Posted: 24 November 2019 at 07:07
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that is what I would also do. Go through the cover on the coachroof. You only need to find a solution for the sideloads at the cover ------------- Hanse 312 MJ 2004 - Hanse 370e MJ 2007 |
Posted By: alettaenmarcel
Date Posted: 24 November 2019 at 19:52
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you ca also workt with the standard rails on the side deck and use a set off “inf**kers” Than it is possible to sheet the jib more near to the mast. Gr Marcel ------------- Kids Dingys 72-79 ,Several Windsurfboards 79-86 OK dingy competitions 86-92 , Trotter Pandora Race 92-98, Friendship 28 Sport 98-05, Hanse 370 06-...... |
Posted By: jracoffman
Date Posted: 03 December 2019 at 11:59
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I have a better solution. Don’t install the tracks and use inhaulers. I did this on my Hanse 375 last year for racing in heavier air. Works very well. PM me your email and I can send pictures. ------------- James C Gemini, Hanse 375 #644 USA 60468 |
Posted By: jeb
Date Posted: 06 December 2019 at 10:27
I agree, use the unhauler solution. Easier and more flexible. I installed that on my Hanse400 a few years ago. I have spliced 2 dynema lines togehter to be able to control both sides at the same time. I'm using the port winch and one of the jammers. Each of them has a 2:1 purchase (se picture). I connected the low-friction ring to a rubber cord to get it above deck. In the picture you can se that the cord is routed thru a small block, giving me more cord to strech. Works well! The sheet you can se is for the main (German Sheeting). I also attacht a picture from a local race where I just left a Dehler 47 behind.  /Jesper ------------- Jesper Hanse 400e |
Posted By: jeb
Date Posted: 06 December 2019 at 10:31
Another picture how I attached the in-hualer to the deck. Another benefit going from self-tacker to 107% is the possibility to store the Dingy on the fore-deck. ------------- Jesper Hanse 400e |