ENDEAVOUR 37 User Manual

Details on how the hull is molded from polyester resin and fiberglass.

Describes the molded deck and cockpit construction using fiberglass and coring.

Explains the assembly method for the critical deck and hull joint.

Covers the molded rudder construction, rudder post, and stuffing box.

Details the internal ballast mounting within the keel.

Describes the interior build-up using wood, timbers, and plywood flooring.

Information on extruded aluminum spars used for masts, booms, and spreaders.

Explains fixed and working rigging, including stays, shrouds, and chainplates.

Step-by-step guide for tuning the mast and rigging while docked.

Instructions for adjusting rigging tension while sailing for optimal performance.

Details on setting up the boom and rigging for sail reefing.

Information on the welded aluminum fuel tank and its location.

Safety precautions and steps for refueling the boat.

General information about the inboard diesel engines used.

Description of the hydraulic drive system powering the propeller.

Details on the propeller shaft, its support, and the stuffing box for water tightness.

Steps for checking and ensuring proper alignment of engine and propeller shafts.

Information on the standard two-bladed bronze propeller.

Instructions for safely removing the propeller using a puller.

Steps for correctly installing a propeller onto the shaft.

Method for checking the propeller's track and alignment.

Details on the engine exhaust system, including water circulation.

Overview of throttle, gear shift levers, and instrument panel components.

Step-by-step procedure for starting the boat's engine.

Instructions on how to safely shut down the boat's engine.

General design principles and wiring practices for the yacht's electrical system.

Details on the 12-volt DC system, batteries, and power source.

Procedures for checking fluid levels, cleaning terminals, and charging batteries.

Information on the 115-volt AC system and its power source.

Guidelines for connecting to and using shore power safely.

How to operate AC equipment using an auxiliary generator.

Details on the diesel engine powering the AC generator.

Operation and maintenance of the marine head and waste holding tank.

Information on alcohol and gas oven ranges and their plumbing.

Best practices for cleaning, waxing, and repairing gelcoat finishes.

Cleaning and polishing procedures for lexan ports and plexiglass hatches.

How to clean and oil exterior and interior teak trim.

Procedures for protecting the underwater hull from fouling and preparing for paint.

Regular checks for wear, rust, and secure fittings on standing rigging.

Maintenance of sheets, guys, halyards, and vangs for sail handling.

Inspection and maintenance of safety components like lifelines and stanchions.

Procedures for cleaning, lubricating, and inspecting winches and blocks.

Guidance on engine operation temperature and oil changes.

References to shaft alignment and propeller maintenance.

Care for wiring, terminals, and battery connections to ensure system reliability.

Cleaning and care instructions for interior upholstery.

Maintenance of the pedestal steering system, including chain and wire inspection.

Checklist of tasks to perform before launching the yacht.

Steps to take immediately after the yacht is in the water.

Detailed instructions on how to raise and secure the mast.

Proper use of lifting slings and supports for hauling the yacht.

Guidelines for placing the yacht on a winter storage cradle.

Tasks to complete after the yacht has been hauled out.

Steps to drain and protect the fresh water system for winter.

Procedures for winterizing the marine head and holding tank system.

Instructions for removing, charging, and storing batteries for winter.