Genoa Halyard… Can you see why RSB were asked to help?

Genoa Halyard… Can you see why RSB were asked to help?

Published 25 November 2014
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Published 25 November 2014

This Genoa Halyard arrived in to the workshop off a boat that was having problems with the cover.

The RSB Splicing team found the eye had a separate cover on it with a large whipping to hold the two covers together. This resulted in something unsightly and potentially hazardous. When replacing old running rigging you should expect the rope to arrive with a covered eye splice and a small whipping.

It is important that you always consult experienced specialists when replacing your running rigging to avoid wasting time and money, and using sub-standard equipment.

For all running rigging enquiries please contact our splicing team at splicing@rsb-rigging.com

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