Stuart Marine Corp.

Fitting used to secure a mast to the deck.

A step mounted to hinge plates, which facilitates raising and lowering a mast.

Fitting located at the top of a mast having sheaves for halyards. On larger boats the masthead includes connectors for standing rigging.

Fitting used to connect a forestay and shrouds to a mast.

Cleat fastened to a mast which facilitates adjusting the height of a sliding boom relative to the deck.

Strut attached to a mast and the shroud that adds support to the mast.

Wire that extends from a point below the top of the mast to the bow of the boat.

Wire on port or starboard side that supports the mast.

Wire on port or starboard side that supports the mast.

Wire that extends from the top of the mast to the stern of the boat.

The rope or wire used to hoist a sail.

The rope or wire used to hoist a sail.

$78.75 - The rope running through blocks (pulleys) that are attached to the boom and the boat and used to adjust the mainsail.

The ropes used to adjust the jib.

A gooseneck that slides in a track on the mast, enabling the height of the boom to be adjusted relative to the deck.

$31.50

Fitting that attaches the boom to the mast, enabling the boom to pivot freely in all directions.

Hardware generally used to attach a block to a mast or boom.

Fitting located at the end of a boom which facilitates tensioning the foot of the mainsail.

Fitting located at the end of a boom which facilitates tensioning the foot of the mainsail.