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he could just unbolt and re-bolt the one down from side to side very, very quickly...

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It looks like this is the style now? Would this suffice for my two stern blocks?

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Haha, that's what I meant...
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he could just unbolt and re-bolt the one down from side to side very, very quickly...
No wonder more people don't sail! It's hard work!
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Doesn't have to be hard work - put it on with Velcro
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Geez, I wouldn't replace any of that gear; it all looks ok to me.


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In addition to the ones cited, anoher good source:

Sailboat hardware, rigging and standing rigging from Rigging Only
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Geez, I wouldn't replace any of that gear; it all looks ok to me.


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Sailboat hardware, rigging and standing rigging from Rigging Only
There online store is difficult to navigate. I'll check them out again though.
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No, really; I especially like the "race-lightened" block with ram air.

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