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List of parts to acquire

 Under Construction

Parts to acquire

  • Lower turnbuckle screw
  • pins for mainsail at ends of boom
  • block for outhaul
  • mainsheet
  • jibsheet
  • vang
  • main halyard
  • jib halyard
  • traveller if used
  • jib

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