RIGGING Replacement in Mexico for Leopard 46 Catamaran + Cost Breakdown | Sailing with Six | S2 E10
This episode is all about replacing our standing rigging in the beautiful town of La Paz. We walk through how it all worked, what we learned… and how much it cost.
We hope you appreciate our insight into rigging in a foreign country as we share our experience and also discover that our Leopard 46 had standard 1×19 and not Compact strand as the manual suggested.
We discuss the difference between compact strand (dyform) vs. standard 1×19 and also the difference between STA-LOK mechanical fittings and swaging. And give you a breakdown of costs for the project.
A huge shout and and thank you to Dawn Rigging in La Paz.
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