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Harken Underdeck Furling System
- Small Boat - Overview |
Harken
Small Boat Underdeck Furling Units are ideal for sportboats
and daysailers from 4.8 m to 9 m (16 to 30 ft). The drum
is located beneath the deck, lowering the tack height for
maximized sail area. The single through-deck ball joint
provides a low-profile, nearly watertight system that aligns
the spool to the headstay. Like all Small Boat furlers, the
underdeck furler is for furling only, not reefing.
Hoistable Swivels
An optional hoistable ball bearing halyard swivel can be
installed on your headstay so you can raise or lower the sail
without removing the headstay. Swivels are independent of
the headstay, allowing you to tension the luff separately
from the mast rake. Hoistable swivels work along with
your standard Harken Small Boat furler.
Tack Adapter Tangs
Stainless steel tack adapter tangs are used to adapt clevis
pin diameters on headstays to the standard clevis pin size
that comes on the Harken unit. A third hole accepts lashing
to adjust jib luff tension.
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Harken Small Boat Underdeck Furlers |
We at Mauri Pro Sailing are fully committed to be your Harken Small Boat Underdeck Furlers specialist not only providing the sailing community with a comprehensive and easy to use web site but with all the appropriate technical information that you might need to select your sailboat hardware and equipment. If you need any assistance selecting the appropriate Harken Small Boat Underdeck Furlers
please contact us. Our crew is ready to help!
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best you can find. If within 30 days you find a better price,
we’ll refund the difference as a store credit. 
