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How do you tell what weight cloth your sails are?

Well as the title suggests how do you tell?..

OK no wise cracks about cutting a square yard out of the middel of my sails to find out either..
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Damn... That's what I was gonna suggest...
and a whole simplier then the bathroom scale idea I was going to suggest
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Well as the title suggests how do you tell?..

OK no wise cracks about cutting a square yard out of the middel of my sails to find out either..
easy......weigh sail....subtract the weight of boltropes, hanks, cringles etc....divide by the sail area......see , I said it was easy.....


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If she is on the trail, can I just play roll over and play dead?!?!?!?!

For a real answer, call Ian at UK there in Anacortes, and see if he will come out and help you figure it out. Maybe play the you need new sails too or some such thing. If you do not have a number, or can not find it, PM me and I'll send it your way.

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