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#43: How Many Lawyers Does it Take?

#43: How Many Lawyers Does it Take?

January 25, 2016anniedike

Two apparently! Removing these shrouds required some hefty plumbing wrenches and a few bad lawyers jokes but we finally got them off! Enjoy!

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2016 Re-Rig, Videos re-rigging the boat, removing foils on forestay, removing furler drum, removing the shrouds, rod to wire rigging, shroud attachments on mast Leave a comment

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