confused sailor

On 9/18/2021 at 9:39 AM, confused sailor said:

Hi  Amateur

 

When I agreed to Jaager about roving the lines outside the top I ment from the top of a mast to a place aft of the shrouds, not through them, and of course avoiding to interfer with the side of the top. This is seen on more modern ships.  I suppose lines can be roved to mastfoots, through the lubber´s hole and aft of the shrouds as long as they do not with anything else.

 

Regards 

 

confused sailor

Hi  Amateur

When I agreed to Jaager about roving the lines outside the top I ment from the top to a place aft of the shrouds, not through them, and of course avoiding to interfer with the side of the top. This is seen on more modern ships.  I suppose lines can be roved to mastfoots, through the lubber´s hole and aft of the shrouds as long as they do not with anything else.

Regards 

confused sailor

Hi Jaager

I agree. Nevertheless there are drawings showing this ex Peterson.

Regards

Hi Allen

It is a general question no specific line is ment.    The custion concerns full rigged ships from 1700 1800 1900c and modern vessels. 

I should have added the question of changes in thisr matter over the years.

Regards

Sorry hi 

bruce

I am humouros.  

Hi guys,

My first submission.  

Lines coming from above are sometimes  roved through the lubber´s hole to the shipside and must wear against  the outer side of the lubber`s holen as I see it. Would this be  accpetable or are blocks or fairleads used in some way.