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The crew of the 38-ft sailboat Kiana performs a rigging inspection and replaces their mainsail while docked at Canoe Cove, British Columbia.1:18 Brent from Blackline Marine inspects the mast and rigging, confirming the vessel is sound for coastal cruising but recommending specific upgrades before offshore passages.1:55 The owners then work with Precision Sails to measure and install a new mainsail, which features three reef points and beefed-up stitching for offshore durability.7:07 During a subsequent passage toward Victoria, the crew encounters a mechanical failure where the engine’s lube oil cooler leaks, evidenced by oil in the exhaust water.9:26 They also experience a rigging issue when the existing mast gate fails to retain the new sail’s slides while reefed, forcing a temporary repair using zip ties to secure the slugs in the track.12:36 The crew plans to fabricate a permanent metal gate and replace the leaking oil cooler upon arrival in Victoria.14:22 Proper sail measurement and robust mast gate hardware are essential for reliable reefing performance.

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