Goosenecks (cardan joints)
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One of the most exposed points on tween mast and boom. Stay turning, booming, and con- stant trimming of the mainsail ex- poses the cardan joint, or as its sometimes called the gooseneck, We have the right remedies for that purpose. Our goosenecks are CNC-milled in an extremely hard aluminium alloy, which ensures that the boom stays on the mast. Even if an violent wave takes con- trol from the helmsman and the boom comes flying at 180 km per lange width

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