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Subject: Re: Origin of No. 698 /Dropping the mast

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Ralf Tyler
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Date Posted: Tuesday, April 07, 05:50:51pm
In reply to: Roderick Lovett 's message, "Origin of No. 698 /Dropping the mast" on Monday, April 06, 12:13:04pm

Hi Rod
It sounds like a really stressful mooring you have there, you lucky B. Anyway, to the mast. Nothing to really worry about. If you go back to the main Pandora site, you will find some very usefull info from Ridgeway Marine (the makers of your boat) about lowering and stepping the mast. Luckily the mast is not too heavy and is fairly manageable, but if you have a roller furling fitted, disconnect and tie to the mast first. Obviously, disconnect and clear your electricals, and don't forget your mouse line if you are thinking of changing the wiring. Hope this helps.

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>Hi Rod >It sounds like a really stressful mooring you have >there, you lucky B. Anyway, to the mast. Nothing to >really worry about. If you go back to the main Pandora >site, you will find some very usefull info from >Ridgeway Marine (the makers of your boat) about >lowering and stepping the mast. Luckily the mast is >not too heavy and is fairly manageable, but if you >have a roller furling fitted, disconnect and tie to >the mast first. Obviously, disconnect and clear your >electricals, and don't forget your mouse line if you >are thinking of changing the wiring. Hope this helps.
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