[C38] Cockpit layout

[joe launie]

Max Soto wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>  
> Attached is the deck layout from a C34. This must be close a C38, or a 
> standard layout. I'm on the process of leading my lines after to the 
> cockpit. I have the mast collar blocks, attachment pate, the turning 
> blocks and a Lewmar 30ST and a turnbuckle that goes below deck that 
> attaches the mast and deck so it won't rise under pressure. I just 
> need to buy the clutch and that's it. A standard thing that I have 
> seen on many boats is that mainsheet and main halyard are always 
> located on the port side. I don't know if your boat came from factory 
> with that configuration, but I saw a 1984 C38  that came with all the 
> lines after, with main h and mainsheet like yours, and had the topping 
> lift, jib halyard and vang on port side. Spinnaker halyard was on port.
>  
> When I install mine, I'm going to install it like this, so all the 
> load from the halyards won't be on one side at a time. Still haven't 
> decide on wich side I am going to install top. lift and afterguy, but 
> I guess they'll have to be on the same side. right?
> -- 
> Max Soto
> C38 #198 ESTANCIA
> Puntarenas, Costa Rica
>  
> 2008/7/8, Steve Smolinske <SSmolinske at rainierrubber.com 
> <mailto:SSmolinske at rainierrubber.com>>:
>
>     I have a couple of posts held up by the moderator for size as
>     well, so Ill try to keep this to a short question without the aid
>     of the pic or drawing.  I dont like the way my cockpit is set up,
>     mainly that the main sheet and main halyard share the same
>     winch.   Deck hardware includes on the port two rope clutches and
>     one lewmar 30, on the starboard one rope clutch and a lewmar 16.  
>     I am thinking that on the port is should go spin. foreguy, spin t.
>     lift, genoa hlyrd, main hlyrd, traveler,  then on the starboard,
>     traveller, mainsheet, vang leaving room on the deck organizer for
>     either cunningham or reefing, If this still makes sense what is
>     the starboard rope clutch intended for?  would you use it for the
>     mainsheet?
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On Macavity I had the mast collar redone to include 10 places to attach 
blocks. I use them all. We have 2 lewmar 40s mounted on the deck aft of 
the mast with sheet stoppers in front of them. On the starboard side we 
have main halyard, topping lift and two spinnaker halyards.On the port 
side we have two genoa halyards and the spin pole butt lift and drop 
lines. Joe Launie, Macavity
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