I’ve yet to design my solent completely, but yes I envision it at 100% or
less. Interesting idea of using the puplits for a block…

Sounds like it’s possible to make this all work though.

-p

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On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 3:49 AM, Robert Fine wrote:

How big is your solent? If less than 100%, then you can move the pulpits
back a few inches and mount your tracks between the outside and forward
leg.
I had a similar problem with my staysail and now use the legs of the
pulpits
for the sheet attachments.

Bob

On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 12:53 AM, Patrick “Peaboy” Walters <
> wrote:

It got cold and I didn’t finish (pronounced start) mounting my mast
pulpits.
I’ve had a sail maker ad I’ve been thinking about the solent stay the

sails

I might fly form there…

Soooo….. I think the elephant on my foredeck is that there’s no way to
mount the t-track for the solent sail on the cabin top AND have mast
pulpits….

Am I wrong? Does anyone out there have both?

Thanks,
-p

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