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Old 29-08-2018, 15:25   #1
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Ranger 22 Rigging Tension
Hello,

A few months ago I purchased a Ranger 22 and have since been restoring it. Now that it is ready to go in the water, I need to know a bit about the rigging. More specifically, I need to know how much tension to put on the shrouds and forestay (shrouds are turnbuckles, forestay is perforated plate) as I would like to avoid having my rig fall down. Thanks.
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