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Choose a headsail furler sized to your forestay and sail for easy, reliable reefing. Compare furling systems and foils and learn how to install and tune them correctly.
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Profurl spares are designed to ensure long-lasting performance and reliability across a wide range of furling systems. Whether you're replacing a worn component or preparing for your next offshore passage,...
An electric furler swaps hand-pulling the furling line for a push-button 42V drive that rolls a genoa in 25-30 seconds. Here's what it costs over a manual Furlex, and which...
Selden Furlex furlers split into a manual S-series (100S through 400S) and a push-button E-series (204E, 304E). Here's how to tell which one is on your headstay -- and whether...
Harken furlers split into five families -- MKIV, MKIV Ocean, MKIV Underdeck, Reflex, and the discontinued-but-still-supported ESP line -- each sized by unit number. Here's how to identify which one...
Profurl furlers split into four families -- C-series and R-series manual reefing units, plus NEX and Spinex top-down furlers for flying sails. Here's how to tell them apart by boat...
CDI Flexible Furlers (FF1 through FF9) look alike but use model-specific parts. Learn the two measurements that identify your model, and which drum, cup, extrusion, or parts kit fixes it.
What Facnor actually says about servicing its LS, LX, RX, and Flat Deck furlers, which wear parts you can replace yourself, and when to call a dealer instead.
A roller furling jib rolls up around a rotating foil driven by a drum and furling line, with a swivel at the head so the sail turns independently of the...
Choosing a headsail furler comes down to three verifiable inputs: the diameter of your forestay (headstay) wire, your boat's overall length, and the type of sail you intend to furl....
Learn about Selden's electric furlers and conversion kits. Discover which genoa and jib furling systems work best for your yacht installation.
How do you reef and stow the main without leaving the cockpit? Compare in-mast and in-boom furling and see how boat size, sail shape, and your taste for simplicity versus...
Choose a top-down furler for a gennaker or asymmetric spinnaker, and a flat (bottom-up) furler for a Code 0 — then match the furler's size and load rating to your...
Why do circumnavigators and charter fleets trust Profurl headsail furlers? A look at the sealed, maintenance-free drum, carbon-steel bearings, shock-resistant construction, and warranty behind 40+ years of furling.
The core Harken Reflex furling technique is to control the first third of the unfurl: gradually ease the furling line so the Reflex cable spools evenly and never outruns the...
Installing a Harken MKIV Ocean genoa furler is a five-stage job: replace the headstay, assemble the furler unit onto it, rig and tension the stay, commission the system, then make...
Facnor EC and CF are two of Facnor's headsail furling system families, and each accepts a specific set of spare parts identified by a MAURIPRO product code (FAC-series) and the...
To order the right Facnor SD or R furler spare part, match your furler model (e.g. SD130 or R200) to the item number in the compatibility tables below, then use...
Facnor's Facslide furling systems come in two generations — the current Facslide+ (F10+, F20+, F30+, F40+) and the earlier Facslide OLD (F10 OLD, F20 OLD, F30 OLD, F40 OLD) —...
Facnor FX+ furling systems come in six sizes—FX+0900, FX+1500, FX+2500, FX+4500, FX+7000 and FX+12000—and each one uses model-specific spare parts, so the correct replacement is determined by your exact FX+...
To find the correct spare part for a Facnor FD headsail furler, match your furler's model number to the item you need in the cross-reference table below, then order by...
To order the correct Facnor RX spare part, match your furler’s exact model — RX070, RX100, RX130, RX165, RX220, RX260, or RX300 — to the item you need, then use...
To find the right spare part for your Facnor LX headsail furler, match your exact LX model number to the item number in the cross-reference table below, then use the...
To order the right spare part for a Facnor LS headsail furling system, match the numbered item from the exploded diagram to your exact furler model (LS060, LS070, LS100, LS130,...
To order a Harken Asymmetric Reflex Furler, size the drive unit to your boat's length and sail area, then measure your Full Hoist (FH) dimension to select a kit with...
Servicing a Selden Furlex jib furler takes only a few minutes: lubricate the halyard swivel through the grooves at points "E" and "F", then lubricate the lower bearing assembly by...
To replace a Harken headsail furler, first choose the right model line for how you sail—the MKIV Ocean cruising system for durability and simplicity, or the MKIV racing system for...
To order a Harken MKIV jib furler correctly you need four things: the right furler type (MKIV for racing/performance or MKIV Ocean for cruising), the correct unit size (based on...
To convert a Profurl NEX Code Zero furler into a SPINEX top-down furler you need four purpose-built components: an anti-torsion cable, Profurl Sail Bearings, anti-torsion clamps, and a Torlon-bearing tack...
The accessories you most want for a Facnor FX+ gennaker/Code Zero furler are the FAST swivel, a twin fairlead, and a carbon snatch block — together they let one furler...
A code zero furler is a bottom-up unit that spins the entire sail on a fixed torsion cable, while a gennaker (top-down) furler wraps a soft-luff asymmetric spinnaker from the...