Our boat included a roller furling 130 genoa and we bought a new-to-us 98 jib during the off season.
When we use the jib, the bottom is full while the head flaps incessantly. We've figured out that we need to move the car forward on the track to fix that particular issue, but the car on the port side is getting stuck part way up the track (and of course it's not far enough forward yet to stop the flapping).
To move the car you twist a screw on top of it and then screw it down when the car is where you want it on the track.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. We'd rather not have to switch back to the 130 until the heat of summer (and it's light winds) begins.
When we use the jib, the bottom is full while the head flaps incessantly. We've figured out that we need to move the car forward on the track to fix that particular issue, but the car on the port side is getting stuck part way up the track (and of course it's not far enough forward yet to stop the flapping).
To move the car you twist a screw on top of it and then screw it down when the car is where you want it on the track.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. We'd rather not have to switch back to the 130 until the heat of summer (and it's light winds) begins.