mastRcam (End of Practice) - Disconnect Guy Ropes & Close Bimini
If you attached the guy ropes to the mast for practice, you will want to disconnect them at this time. If you plan to use the guy ropes at the next practice, you can just disconnect them from the eye-bolts on the trailer and leave them connected at the top of the mast. Otherwise, disconnect the guy ropes from both ends, coil them up, and store them in one of the side hatches of the mastRcam.
If you used the bimini during practice, fold the bimini up leaning against the A-frame of the mast. It is NOT recommended that you leave the bimini set up when not in use especially if a storm is approaching the area. High winds can cause damage the bimini frame and fabric.
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