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JOHN MAST Large and small feet Multiply the weight of the boat by 2.5, and you'll know the column pressure when you're sailing closehauled in harsh conditions. This illustrates how important it is that the mast is standing on a solid base. For this purpose we have a whole se- ries of mast tracks and feet, which supports our individual profiles. Thus, when you have a lot of profiles, you also have a lot of feet... O Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl © Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl © Mast track / bowl © Mast track / bowl © Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl © Mast track / bowl O Mast track / bowl © Mast track high/low foot © Mast track Olympic © Mast track, small © Mast track, standard © Mast track, T-model © Track for hinged mast O Mast track / foot © Mast track / foot © Mast track / foot © Mast track / foot © Mast track / foot © Mast track / foot 335D/X-55 01 35 502 © Mast track / foot on deck 208D 01 30 550 Q Mast track /foot on deck 222D 01 27 550
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Forestay fixtures1 Pages
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Winch consoles2 Pages
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Wheels or Sheaves1 Pages
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Spreader inputs1 Pages
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Spinnaker pole - parking1 Pages
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Spinnaker gear - classic1 Pages
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Spar cuff's & sleeve's1 Pages
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Sea-railing or lifeline1 Pages
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Running stay or back stay1 Pages
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Halyard exits1 Pages
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Halyard boxes1 Pages
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Goosenecks (cardan joints)1 Pages
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Deck collars1 Pages
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Clevis pins1 Pages
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Cleats1 Pages
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30mm spinnaker track system1 Pages
