Small sailboats typically use a common type of main sail called a triangular sail. A triangular sail is a type of sail that is fixed to a ship by a pole, and the sail surface is made up of three pieces of canvas spliced together. These three canvas pieces are called the front sail (located on the front side of the pole), the main sail (located in the center of the pole), and the rear sail (located on the back side of the pole). The main sail is the largest canvas piece and also the sail that bears the propulsion force of the ship. "Main sail" can also refer to any main sail on a small sailboat.
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