[Rhodes22-list] Stay there!

[John Shulick]

Joe + Greg 

I have also seen SS wire at some auto parts stores and some Hardware stores.
I like the nut idea. I have a tubular turnbuckle on my forestay and it uses
a nut on each side of the tube. This allows enough clearance for the
Schaffer furler to rotate properly. Also allows you to fine tune the mast
rake angle.   

John S


Greg PA wrote:
> 
> Joe
> I don't like much from Harbor Freight, but one thing they have that is
> nice is a spool of SS wire. I paid $6 and it has lasted me 2+ years. It
> hasn't rusted a bit and is plenty strong enough. I just put it through the
> hole and wrap it around, then use pliers to twist it tight. I use a
> plastic tube over the turnbuckle so you never see it and I just cut it off
> at the end of the season.
> 
> 
> http://www.harborfreight.com/0041-inch-stainless-steel-lock-wire-1-lb-coil-8895.html
> http://www.harborfreight.com/0041-inch-stainless-steel-lock-wire-1-lb-coil-8895.html 
> 
> 

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