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At sea we come up in a vest, with a safety harness, and so on, we attach our safety somewhere on the shrouds, and this is the first step.
The second step is to prepare the main halyard.
Our mainsail-halyard is attached to the shroud on the one side, there it is, on the lashing cleat.
Then it goes up.
We have a roller there.
And then the halyard goes here to the winch.
We have a small load here, and to save ourselves some trouble we will veer it out a little.
We get a coil with a rope.
This could be done while sitting down.
That is, when we are on the go, we could be a little shaken.
So, it is easier to work while sitting, since we need two hands.
We veer it out a little.
Here is our main halyard, I pull the rope from one side, it goes from the other.
You can see that this is the same rope.
Now I'll unhook the main halyard from the shroud.
Wait a second ...
The main halyard has such a mechanism.
You insert, twist it, and it is fixed.
It's such a swivel.
Only this part does not fall out.
So, we connect the main halyard to the sail.
Here we have a halyard board.
This angle is also called the halyard angle of the sail, it is the upper one.
Fixed it.
We checked that we fixed it.
It is very important not to let go of our halyard, because if we do, it will not be attached to our sail, the halyard will go up, and we can only get it if we climb onto the mast.
After we have secured here, we temporarily fasten the halyard to the cleat.
Next, we need to remove the rubber bands that hold it from the mainsail.
We've got an attachment system all over the sail here.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
There are 7 bands.

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