Tim Balfour has offered this free to a good home. It is a traveler off a DE32 designed to go over the companionway hatch for mid boom sheeting on the mainsheet.
you can reach Tim at timothy.n.balfour@gmail.com
Probably, I would bet the companion ways are the same width. However Tim told me that the actual travel distance for adjustment is only about 2 to 2 and a half feet with a total length at the feet of 4 feet or so. On the other side my traveler on valkyr is at the transom and is only about 4 ft long. As far as I am aware it is a factory setup. So if you move forward to mid boom, I would bet that the smaller travelor gives you as much effective adjustment as the longer one on Valkyr does.
Anyone else want to weigh in on the pros and cons of traveler length vs end boom or mid boom sheeting.
Scott Carle said:
Does anyone have enough experience with A-frame sheeting setups to give a contrast of them compared to a decent traveler?
I don't have experience with a traveler but did switch my DE38 factory installed end-boom sheeting for slightly aft of mid-boom A-frame sheeting setup. With 2 winches and jam-cleats mounted on the cabin top, it works well ... opened up the poop deck and no more pain in the neck ducking and dodging the main sheet.
Martin – DE38 Cutter s/v Eclipse
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