Here are all of the fittings I bought. Including the necessary line, the total came out to $450 to outfit the boat. This stuff really adds up quickly, but I decided to spurge and buy the stuff I wanted, rather than settle for sub part equipment and kick myself later. I used low friction rings instead of blocks for the jib halyard and the 2 part snotter purchase for their compact size and slight cost savings.
Jib
- Halyard – 1/4″ Spectra
- 11mm Ronstan Ropeglide ring for halyard block
- Sheet – 3/8″ Dacron
- Stainless bow fitting and carabiner attach the jib’s tack
- Sheets are trimmed via a pair of Ronstan swivel cam cleats
Main Sail
- Halyard, Sheet, and Bridle – 3/8″ Dacron
- Halyard goes through beehole in mast
- Two 4″ cleats to secure bridle
- Main sheet traveler – bronze ring attached to a 7/16″ Ronstan universal block
- 7/16″ Ronstan block with becket on end of boom
- 7/16″ Ronstan block mid boom
- 40mm Harken T2 soft-attach Ratchamatic Carbo
Snotter
- 1/4″ Spectra snotter line
- Two 11mm Ronstan Ropeglide rings for 2:1 purchase
Rudder
- Racelite heavy duty gudgeons and pintles (one long and one short)
- Racelite rudder hold down
- Auto release cleat and fairlead for rudder hold down line
Miscellaneous
- Bow chocks for anchor line
- 6″ inspection hatches
- 6″ cleat and 3/8″ Dacron line for mast gate lashing