Hoyt 32'' lines

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Posted by Peter Bennett (papabenn@…>)

Doe anyone have a good solution to the mess of lines in the cockpit of
the 32? With a total of 8 lines (including boom vang and traveler), I
have a big mess and just wondered if line bags were the best solution
or what most other boats have as a solution to this problem. A picture
would really be helpful. Thanks, Peter

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Posted by Thomas Wales (twales@…>)

Hi Peter,
I made 2 sheet bags for my lines, I will take pictures and
send them to you. They have a kit in the sailrite catalog which I
used and find them very workable.
TW
Anoush Koon F32 Pemaquid ME





At 03:08 PM 8/11/2008, you wrote:

Doe anyone have a good solution to the mess of lines in the cockpit of
the 32? With a total of 8 lines (including boom vang and traveler), I
have a big mess and just wondered if line bags were the best solution
or what most other boats have as a solution to this problem. A picture
would really be helpful. Thanks, Peter

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Posted by ron barr (rwhb@…>)


I agree it is a mess. West marine sells bags but they seem
rather high priced to me. Any other input appreciated.

Ron
Hoyt F32
Newport RI

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Posted by Alan Kusinitz (akusinitz@…>)


On my F-33 where the winches are on cabin top there are hooks
with elastics so the lines when coiled hang neatly on the back of the cabin
sides facing the cockpit.

For my mizzen sheet I use a Velcro attached to my stern lifeline
and just loop it through. I know the F32 may not have a similar situation but
this is a fairly simple arrangement.

Alan F-33 Hull #51 SEAPR 1982



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I
agree it is a mess. West marine sells bags but they seem rather high priced to
me. Any other input appreciated.

Ron

Hoyt
F32
Newport
RI




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Posted by Scott Forgey (jsforgey@…>)


I have the same thing for my F-32. There are little
plastic hooks with loops of elastic. 4 on each side. I think Davis
makes them. Very inexpensive. They were on the boat when I bought it,
so I assumed that they were standard equipment.

Due to the sun in South Florida, I have to replace the loops of
shock cord every 6 months. I wish someone made silicone based shock cord
that would not degrade.

This system works very well for us.

Scott
Girlfriend F-32 Hoyt

Scott Forgey
21362 Summertrace Circle
Boca Raton, FL 33428

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On my F-33 where the winches are on
cabin top there are hooks with elastics so the lines when coiled hang neatly on
the back of the cabin sides facing the cockpit.

For my mizzen sheet I use a Velcro
attached to my stern lifeline and just loop it through. I know the F32 may not
have a similar situation but this is a fairly simple arrangement.

Alan F-33 Hull #51 SEAPR 1982



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I
agree it is a mess. West marine sells bags but they seem rather high priced to
me. Any other input appreciated.

Ron

Hoyt
F32
Newport
RI







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Posted by Thomas Wales (twales@…>)

Greetings,
Here is the link to the Sailrite sheet bag kit. If I can
make one, anyone can.
http://www.sailrite.com/Categories/Sheet-Bag-Kits
Good luck, and I’ll send pictures in a few days.
TW
F32 Anoush Koon, Pemaquid ME.




At 09:54 AM 8/12/2008, you wrote:

Could you send me the picture too and the sailrite info?
Much appreciated

Ron
Hoyt F32
Newport RI

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Posted by Herman and Gail Schiller (hschiller2@…>)

Those hooks, called line hangers, are available at West Marine #
142604. I have them on my F-28. You need to replace the shock cord
when sun deteriorates it, but the hooks last a long time. Herm

At 10:06 AM 8/12/2008, you wrote:

On my F-33 where the winches are on cabin top there are hooks with
elastics so the lines when coiled hang neatly on the back of the
cabin sides facing the cockpit.

For my mizzen sheet I use a Velcro attached to my stern lifeline and
just loop it through. I know the F32 may not have a similar
situation but this is a fairly simple arrangement.

Alan F-33 Hull #51 SEAPR 1982

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Subject: [FreedomOwnersGroup] Re:Hoyt 32’ lines

I agree it is a mess. West marine sells bags but they seem rather
high priced to me. Any other input appreciated.

Ron

Hoyt F32

Newport RI