10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OUTHAULER»
Discover the use of
outhauler in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outhauler and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Global Schooner: Origins, Development, Design & ...
MAST AND GAFF GEAR Reef Pendants for Outhauler 2 5'A 6 Peak Halliards I 3'A
55 Reef Tackle for Outhauler 1 3 18 Throat Halliards 1 3'A 40 Vangs 2 2'A 58
GAFF TOP-SAIL GEAR Peak Brails (pairs of) 2 VA 80 Halliard 1 3 34 Throat
Brails ...
Karl Heinz Marquardt, 2003
2
The Kedge-anchor: Or, Young Sailors' Assistant : ...
SETTING LOWER STUDDING-SAILS. When the boom is out or a-thwartships,
and trimmed with the fore yard, the outer halliards and outhauler are to be well
manned, taking in the slack of the inner halliards, as the sail goes over the
gunwale, ...
3
The Kedge-anchor; Or, Young Sailors' Assistant ...
Lower the spanker-gaff — pass the throat and peak-earings, and lace the head to
the gaff — seize on the brails, and reeve them and the outhauler. All being ready,
To man the gear. — First, man the top-burtons and sway the topsails clear of ...
4
The Rigger's Guide, containing practical instructions for ...
They are fitted to run on the gaff with iron rings, instead of lacing the sail to the
gaff; the gear they require is as follows :— Peak and throat haulyards, outhauler
and whip, inhauler and clewtricing lines, sheets, vangs, and middle brails.
5
Elementary treatise on Sails and Sail-Making. ... Seventh ...
The heads of the sails are attached to hoops on the gafi's, and are drawn out by
an outhauler ; the fore-leeches are fixed to the lower masts to an iron jack-stay,
similar to lower yards; a hoop with three eyes is driven on about two feet within
the ...
6
Sails and Sailmaking with Draughting: And the Centre of ...
It has become common to have the heads of mizens attached to hoops on the
gaffs, and to draw them out by an outhauler. Bolt-ropes. — The thicknesses are
given in the " Table of the Circumference of Bolt-rope," page 44 J and sewing
them ...
The heads of the sails are attached to hoops on the gafl's, and are drawn out by
an outhauler; the fore-leeches are fixed to the lower meets to an iron jack-stay,
similar to lower yards; a hoop with three eyes is driven on about two feet within
the ...
8
The Anatomy of Nelson's Ships
There is also a stout hook (2) which can be hooked into the tack of the jib, and a
shackle (3) to which the jib outhauler (3^ in.) is made fast. There are also two 9-in
. single blocks (4) and (8) each in a span, the port side one for the jib down- ...
Charles Nepean Longridge, Edward Bowness, 1981
The heads of the sails are attached to hoops on the gaffs, and are drawn out by
an outhauler ; the fore-leeches are fixed to the lower masts to an iron jack-stay,
similar to lower yards ; a hoop with three eyes is driven on about two feet within
the ...
10
The Bomb Vessel Granado 1742
RIGGING TO THE FLYING JIBSAIL, IF CARRIED Staysail halyard 2 Sheets and
tacks 1 '/2 Downhauler 1 Outhauler 1 RIGGING TO THE MIZZEN STAYSAILS
These sails were not always carried. Mizzen Rope staysail Staysail halyard 2
Sheets ...
