272
6:1
4:1
4:1
E
E
D
A
C
C
B
B
3:1
A
B
B
C
D
D
C
E
A
B
C
C
D
D
E
E
H
F
F
F
F
G
G
A
B
B
D
E
F
F
E
D
F
C
Traveler
3:1 Remote Cleat: When the crew sits above the traveler, lead control lines 
up the cockpit sides to a convenient cleat on the coaming.
Underdeck Traveler Control: Racing boats often keep decks clean by running 
the traveler tackle belowdeck. This system has a 6:1 purchase that exits at a 
central control pod forward of the wheel or tiller, which allows the mainsheet 
trimmer to easily adjust the traveler. Popular on boats like the Farr® 40.
4:1 Dodger: This system works well with a dodger. 
4:1 Remote Cleat: If the traveler is mounted ahead of the companionway, 
place the cleats at the aft-edge of the cabin house.
Standard boat length*:
Small Boat:               6.7 - 8.5 m (22 - 28')
Midrange:                 8.8 - 10.4 m (29 - 34')
Big Boat:                  10.7 - 12.8 m (35 - 42')
*Refer to Ordering Mainsail Travelers for in-depth 
specifications by boat type.  
Diagram
Ref.
Description
Small Boat
Part No.
Midrange
Part No.
Big Boat
Part No.
4:1 Remote Cleat
A
Traveler
2727
T2742B
T3242B
B
Control block
342
—
—
C
End control
2742
E2750
E3250
D
Track
2720
R27
R32
E
Cam cleat
150
—
150
365
150
—
3:1 Remote Cleat
A
Traveler
2727
T2703B
T3203B
B
Control block
341
2637
2601
C
Upright block
220
220
223
D
Cam cleat
150
—
150
365
150
—
E
Track
2720
R27
R32
Underdeck Traveler Control
A
Traveler
—
—
T3203B.HL
B
Track
—
—
R32
C
Single
—
—
3215
D
Triple
—
—
2605
E
Triple
—
—
2604
F
Upright block
—
—
222
G
Cam cleat
—
—
150
H
Padeye
—
—
627
4:1 Dodger Block
A
Traveler
—
—
T3242B
B
End control
—
—
E3250HB
C
Track
—
—
R32HB
D
Track riser
—
—
1849
E
Halyard lead block
—
—
1986
F
Cam cleat
—
—
458
Part numbers represent hardware most commonly used.
Farr is a registered trademark of Bruce K Farr.

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