Norm, where did you get your anchor roller on your bow?  What type of anchor
do you use?  ---Larry Hughston---  M-15 Hull #189

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Subject: M_Boats: Jib bow connection for M15


I've installed a new mast and rigging on my M15.  The performance has been
increased substantially.  The old shortened mast had it's jib attached to
the bow with a short forestay and a large turnbuckle.  Jerry sent me the
correct rigging for an M15 (the old port and starboard shrouds were of
different lengths also).   I'm slowly getting my M15 into proper specs.

My next improvement is with the jib connection to the bow.  I have a
stainless steel anchor roller on the bow. Jerry's longer forestay eliminates
the need for the large turnbuckle.  The anchor roller has three holes for
attachments.  The difference between the forward and aft hole location is
about 2" in length.  I want to get the optimum angle on the forestay.  

Should the jib be attached to the most forward hole or closest to the cabin?
Any suggestions would be appreciated as always.

Norm M15 #172
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