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Old 06-11-2010
1984 O'Day 26 - Lazy Dog
 
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Reefing Setup for O'Day 25/26?

I'm trying to be certain I understand how to reef on my O'Day 26. I'm fairly certain the O'Days in this size were set up with jiffy reefing, but that's about all I know.

It would be a great help if any Sailnet user who sails an O'Day 25/26 (or similar) could describe how they set up and use their reefing capability?

Photos would be awesome!

Thanks in advance.
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