How to replace a halyard - Yachting Monthly

[@fieldjx]

Very useful thanks. Hitch & tape, or sew… that’s a great point from the pro’s.

[@TheFlyingPlectrum]

nice cut away because that lump didn't fit through the jammer. ;-)

[@michaelmurphy4360]

Sweet

[@markalfresco]

I have me halyard mistakenly pulled up to the top of mast ! Any ideas how to get it down. My mate pulled it up and it’s stuck at top

[@daneulekowski929]

ever try shrink wrap instead of tape. I wonder if it's flexible enough

[@markmaugle4599]

I always use electric tape. Duct tape tends to leave a sticky residue.

[@m0cca1997]

Masking tape is even better, always use it in preference to electrical tape or duct tape for this kind of job (it has many, many other uses too).

[@Martin37vg]

Can not belive the weather was the same 5 months later . also she had same clothes on. Hope they had been washed in that time .

[@MrTrapper28]

No way will a rope halyard with a half hitch as per her sample pull through most mast sheaves. Always have a spliced loop put in your halyards which you can then tie a mousing cable to it. The big advantage of this is you get a central pull and it does not increase the diameter of the halyard.

[@johncavar2914]

🎉😊wow..🐁

[@SOLDOZER]

Yeah dont do this. Its going to jam up in the mast and you're hosed. Sew the butt end of the old one to the new one.