Barber Hauler
A line or tackle that changes a sheet’s lead position to adjust sail shape or sheeting angle.
A barber hauler may pull a headsail sheet inboard or outboard, depending on the rig and sail. It can control leech tension, foot depth and slot shape, and is also used with spinnaker or reaching-sheet systems.
The term does not prescribe one direction of pull. Loads can be high and the altered lead may side-load blocks or fittings, so attachment points and working loads must be suitable.









