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General| Brand | CDI |
|---|---|
| Model | FF2 |
| Category | Boating Equipment |
| Language | English |
Improper installation can lead to mast loss and injury to those onboard.
Specifies maximum headstay length and wire size for the furler.
Details compatible turnbuckle pin sizes and headstay fittings, noting Navtec incompatibility.
Defines furling line type and length, and mounting location restrictions.
Lists essential tools like hacksaw, measuring tape, and Phillips head screwdriver.
Warning about stored energy in coiled luffs and recommended safety gear.
Guide on how to cut restraining tape and uncoil the luff extrusion safely.
Method to straighten the luff extrusion using tension and time, avoiding kinks.
Measure headstay, deduct length, and cut the luff extrusion accurately.
Attaching the halyard top fitting to the luff, including securing the set screw.
Using a messenger line and preparing the turnbuckle ends for headstay attachment.
Installing the furling drum/spool, thrust washer, and luff support pin.
Routing the furling line through the cup and setting up the fairlead and cleat.
Trimming the halyard to length and attaching the sail's luff to the halyard.
Hoisting the sail, removing the messenger line, and tensioning the tack tension line.
Specifies #6 luff tape compatibility for CDI furlers.
Recommends webbing over metal grommets for smoother furling.
Provides key dimensions for the spool and halyard top fitting.
Furler must not be mounted above the turnbuckle; use link plates for clearance.
Details compatible turnbuckles, toggles, and notes Navtec incompatibility.
Emphasizes using cotter pins to lock turnbuckles instead of locknuts.
How to support the furler during trailering and maintain extrusion straightness.
Rinse the furler system with fresh water 1-2 times yearly to clear salt and dirt.
Lubricants are not required; Teflon sprays or dry lubricants are acceptable if needed.
Store furler horizontally on the mast, supported by hardware like a 2x4 or PVC tube.
Avoid sharp bends in extrusion; do not exceed 140F/60C storage temperature.
Luff tension should be moderate; winch use is usually not necessary.
Adjust jib leads forward when reefing to maintain sail shape and prevent rising.
Maintain tension on the jib sheet while reefing the furling line.
Covers defects; requires proof of purchase. Repairs/replacements exclude shipping.
Excludes damage from weather, accidents, improper storage, or incorrect uncoiling/straightening.
