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How do you route your furling line? -- Chris & Lenore - Mac 26S - Teliki -- 5/8/09 2:39p.m.

We use a cam cleat. No problem. -- Sam Hunter, '93 Mac26S, Atlanta & Pensacola -- 5/8/09 2:56p.m.

Mine came with 2 cleats on the port side.... -- Mike "Mikabee" Mac26s Victoria, Tx -- 5/8/09 3:30p.m.

Same with our 135 - we don't use the coachroof fairleads -- Chris & Lenore - Mac 26S - Teliki -- 5/8/09 4:29p.m.

I almost used the turning block idea... -- Mike B "Mikabee" Mac26s Victoria, Tx -- 5/8/09 5:13p.m.

this is a good pic of mine.... -- Francois M26S Vancouver Island -- 5/9/09 9:00a.m.

Furling Line -- Wilson and Christine, "Chantel Marie" Mac 25 -- 5/9/09 6:39p.m.

Hey good idea...gonna look into that one. -- Francois M26S Vancouver Island -- 5/10/09 8:02a.m.

 I second that - "rope burn" is an issue with the CDI...   -- Chris & Lenore - Mac 26S - Teliki -- 5/10/09 10:49a.m.