{Stus-List} 36 C & C lines

[Dennis C.]

I agree about removing winches.  The winches by the mast must go.  Sell the extras on eBay.  I upgraded Touche's cabintop winches from single speed to two speed off eBay.  The singles got sold same way.

When I bought Touche', 35-1, it had winches by the mast.  Now all lines are led aft via 2 triple deck organizers, a mast base block and a stand up block to 2 triple rope clutches and a couple powercleats.  Way neater, nicer and more efficient.

Dennis C.
Touche' 35-1 #83
Mandeville, LA




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From: Gary Graham <graham313 at comcast.net>
To: tdimattia at acesdirect.com; cnc-list at cnc-list.com
Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2009 3:33:29 PM
Subject: Re: {Stus-List} 36 C & C lines


Tony, are you planning to race your 36? 
 
If so, I'd remove about 8 or 10 of those winches and cleats to get the boat on a weight diet. We have a C&C 35 in our racing class (17 C&C 35 Mark-1s in our one-design start at the Mackinac Race last year) that only has 4 winches (and he won last year)! Two on the cabintop aft and two in the cockpit. I went down to 6 winches with 4 in the cockpit.  If you are going to race your 36, and want to optimize your layout you can contact me offlist. 
 
Gary Graham, Contender, C&C 35 Mk-1, Hull #144
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>From: tdimattia at acesdirect.com 
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>Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 10:58 PM
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>ok lets start with the halyards 
> 
>forward
>    4 to the top of the mast 
>          two cable two rope, 
>    1 cable about midway the mast  for storm jib , 
>    1 more cable between mast and storm jib I guess to rake the main
>  also maybe one more holding the roller furling maybe
>ok now aft
>     2 to the top of the mast 
>           one cable (main I think)
>           one rope (I think holds boom up)
>now with the winches and cleats
>    14 total 
>          4 around mast and 1 middle of the back two  aft
>          4 on the companion way ( two on each side)
>          4 for the sheets two double speed and two triple
>thanks for any incite given 
>----- Original Message ----- 
>>From: Dennis C. 
>>To: cnc-list at cnc-list.com 
>>Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 1:50 PM
>>Subject: Re: {Stus-List} 36 C & C lines
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>>Anthony,
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>>Even sisterboats may be rigged differently.  A little more info would be helpful.  How many halyards, mast exits per side, mast base turning blocks per side, deck organizers, rope clutches, etc?  Describe what's there now.
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>>Generally, your primary genoa and spinnaker halyards should exit on the port side of the mast.  Your main halyard is OK on the starboard side.
>>
>>Enquiring minds want to know more.
>>
>>Dennis C.
>>Touche' 35-1 #83
>>Mandeville, LA
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From: Tony Aces <tdimattia at acesdirect.com>
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>>Sent: Thursday, June 11, 2009 11:35:43 AM
>>Subject: {Stus-List} 36 C & C lines
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>>I am the new owner of a 79 C & C and the mast was down when purchased and I am a little confused about roughting to lines back to the cabin if someone could send photos or give advice I would be greatfull
>>Thanks
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>>Anthony P DiMattia
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