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That is a bit of an antique. Your boat probably came
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That's a vang collar. B
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I actually know what that is. Back in the Old Silurian period (a million years
ago next November according to Mark Twain) I learned to sail racing on an
Alberg 30 with a roller furling boom. In those days - remember, dinosaurs still
roamed the earth - a roller furling boom had a gear next to the
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That's a vang collar. Betting you have a round boom. Also guessing it is
a roller boom. Is there a place in the gooseneck assembly to insert a
crank and roll the boom?
The vang collar slides over the outboard end of the boom. It is moved
towards the mast and a vang is attached to it. If neces
cruising.
Don Wagner
C&C 41 CB
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OK, I’m just GUESSING but you have it upside down. It slides on a pipe and is
used to hang your
That is a collar for attaching a boom vang to. That era of C&C 30 (like mine)
had a circular boom designed for external roller reefing, with no hardware
fastened to the boom itself. That collar went around the outside of the boom,
with a shackle for fastening a vang, so that the ability to rol
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OK, I’m just GUESSING but you have it upside down. It slides on a pipe and is
used to hang your drink off the little clevis. The four nylon wheels will allow
Never seen one like that but I’d suspect it is to assist feeding the foresail
into a track on a furler. My $0.02 Ciao
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Old school dog collar
Don
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It fits around your boom and i used as preventer downwind the keep the
boom from lifting / unintentional jibing. The rollers go up on either
side of the sail and you attache a line from the shackle to the rail.
Don
On 8/1/2018 3:32 PM, T Smyth via CnC-List wrote:
I’m trying to determi
It's to attach a vang or preventer over the main when you have roller reefing.
Very very old school.
Andy
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Boom vang collar for roller reefing back in the old days.
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I’m trying to determine the use of an item
OK, I’m just GUESSING but you have it upside down. It slides on a pipe and is
used to hang your drink off the little clevis. The four nylon wheels will allow
the drink to stay steady as the boat rocks. Did I win a prize?
Steve Staten
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C&C 26
Langley, OK USA
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