DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Hoisting a sail with Seldén halyard tensioner The Seldén Halyard tensioner reduces the number of halyards coiled at the mast or lead aft to the cockpit. It is ideal for sails that are permanently hoisted such as furling mainsails and headsails used on a jib furling system
FEATURES
FEATURES
- The sail is hoisted with a messenger line fixed to the halyard until the halyard can be hooked on to the upper attachment point of the car.
- A temporary tail-line is then fitted to the lower point and lead back to a winch for final tensioning.
- The car will slide down the track and the pin-stop plunger will engage in the trimholes, one after the other, until a desired luff tension is achieved.
- The tail line and the messenger line can both be stowed away until the sail is to be lowered.
- Learn how to use it.
- https://support.seldenmast.com/files/1740390088/597-925-E.pdf.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
| Description | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Safe Working Load | 4,409.24 lb | 2,000 kg |
| Breaking Load | 8,818.48 lb | 4,000 kg |
| L | 29.06 in | 738 mm |
| W | 1.57 in | 40 mm |
| Fasteners | 11x M6 | 11x M6 |
| Assy | 0 | 0 |
| Weight | 2.42 lb. | 1.10 kg. |
KNOWLEDGE BASE
KNOWLEDGE BASE
Selden Halyard Tensioner 32 — Owner's ManualHow the Selden halyard tensioner 32 works, its technical data and the hoisting and easing procedures, for the 740 mm.View Manual →





