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Old 08-28-2000
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offshore spars & brass slides

new boat, brass slides and alum track, slides are jamming at gate when attempting to raise; despite lubricant....any thoughts ( second boat with this arrangement- first boat I had to change the slugs..gets costly & why do I have to?)
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offshore spars & brass slides

Does your mast have a long crane extension.
It sounds like the halyard pull is not properly aligned with the track.
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Windy,

I'm not sure Dog would agree with the alignment issue. You should probably ask him though. He's very helpful.

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Doubt they much care, given the post is EIGHT years old. DUH!!!
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Heh-heh. Made you fall for it.....again.

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