Joe's mast might not have sheaves (pulleys), but mine does.  When I got the boat from GB, a line through the port sheaves was used as the topping lift for the boom.  I added a line through the starboard sheaves to serve as a halyard for my Doyle UPS headsail.

--Peter

> On 2023-02-25, at 23:03:25 EST, Joe Dempsey wrote:
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> There is no halyard in the mast. The sail is attached to the furling tube by 
> sheet metal screws. The photo shows the main attached to the furling tube above 
> the drum. It is attached at the top in the same fashion. There is a "donut" at 
> the top that is a bearing as is the frum at the bottom that permits the smooth 
> rotation of the furling system. There are no sheeves in the mast because 
> there are no halyards. As you can see in the second photo, the jib furler is 
> secured to the mast by a toggle fastener.Joe DempseyTrojan 42m/v VoyagerEx- 
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