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Figure 7-25. A sheerpole on a traditional rig, lashed
under the deadeyes and between the lanyard legs.
Lashings must be very secure to prevent the sheerpole
from riding up and bearing on the wire eyes. If this
happens, the service and even the wire strands can
be chafed away.

intermediate
shroud

lower shroud

Figure 7-26. A jack shroud can be wire, lashed to
Figure 7-24. Forward lower shroud rattled to inter- intervening rungs (see text), or, as shown here, a rope
mediate. hitched to intervening rungs.

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