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Code zero halyard problems

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Topic: Code zero halyard problems
Posted By: sv_palamut
Subject: Code zero halyard problems
Date Posted: 24 May 2025 at 19:28
Hello all,

Yesterday, we completed a 3.5 day passage with conditions at the limits of code zero. This meant, we had stronger winds (up to TWS&AWS 15 knts), and we used our code zero roughly for 50 hours with breaks in between. This, together with the lack of 2:1 purchase system, created extreme chafe on the halyard. Luckily we arrived before the sail came down. 

I wanted to share this to warn people if they have the same setup, and also ask for practical solution ideas. I am not sure if Hanse, the dealer or some third party mounted it this way (we bought the boat second hand), but someone took a shortcut, and now converting it to a 2:1 will mean taking the mast down (due to the installation of the dead end bracket from Selden). 

Now the question is, what can I do to improve the situation until we are at home to take the mast down? Ideas are welcomed. Many thanks!









Replies:
Posted By: Rhum coco
Date Posted: 24 May 2025 at 20:27
Bonjour,j'ai mis une drisse double tresse dynemask78 pré étiré à chaud et ensimée avec une gaine e technora/dynema/polyester Dia 10 et une surgaine dynema de 1m. Cela fait 7 ans que ça tient sans problème 


Posted By: sv_palamut
Date Posted: 24 May 2025 at 22:05
Thank you! If I understand correctly through google translate, the trick is to have a dyneema sleeve (1mt) on top of a dyneema sheathed line, like this one:  https://jimmygreen.com/anti-chafe-rope-protection/77938-marlow-dyneema-chafe-sleeve" rel="nofollow - https://jimmygreen.com/anti-chafe-rope-protection/77938-marlow-dyneema-chafe-sleeve  ?  


Posted By: Rhum coco
Date Posted: 24 May 2025 at 23:08
Oui,cette protection protège de l'abrasion due aux frottements .il faut quand-même regarder en tête de mât si le réa n est pas abîmé 



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