Assembly instructions
Valdivia
Order No.
1140
hole on the left and secure them with a knot on the under-
side. Leave plenty of slack so that they do not inhibit the
normal movement of the sail.
- The reefing cleat 30.15 is attached to the main boom later
- Fig. 287.
- Run the reefing lines through the 1 mm Ø holes in the
claws at the front end and tie knots in both ends.
- Attach the schooner sail in a similar manner using the
lacings 30.16 and 30.17.
- The reefing lines for the schooner sail are only attached
when needed.
Coiling up the ropework
- Once the throat halyard and peak halyard have been set
correctly and belayed, the free ends can be coiled up and
secured.
- The picture sequence 291 A - C shows the procedure:
starting from the belaying pin leave about 10 - 12 cm of the
halyard free, then wind up the remainder over two fingers
- A.
- Wind the free length twice through the loop - B, holding the
loop together so that it cannot come loose.
- This process produces a coil of rope which can be hung
over a belaying pin - C.
Picture sequence 291 A - C
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Stage 31, attaching the foresails
Part Description Material Dimensions No. Note
No. off
31.1 Pulley block Brass 5 Ø 6 FS
31.2 Split pin Brass 1 x 1.4 x 15 3 FS
31.3 S-hook Brass 0.8 Ø x 7 3 FS
31.4 Foresail halyard Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 1000 1
31.5 Foresail stretcher Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 600 1
31.6 Lashing Beige thread 0.4 Ø x 200 1
31.7 Jib halyard Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 1400 1
31.8 Jib stretcher Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 800 1
31.9 Flying jib halyard Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 2100 1
31.10 Flying jib stretcher Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 1100 1
- Glue three pulley blocks 31.1 and split pins 31.2 in the pre-
pared holes in the jib boom 11.17 (Fig. 137) and the bow-
sprit (Fig. 139) - see Figs. 294 and 295.
- Solder three further pulley blocks to the S-hooks 31.3 -
Fig. 292. The S-hooks must be closed up and soldered.
- Splice the foresail halyard 31.4, the foresail stretcher 31.5
and the lashing 31.6 to the foresail 27.3 - see plans 3 and
4.
- Prepare the jib 27.2 and the flying jib 27.1 in the same
manner - see plans 3 and 4.
- Disconnect the forestay. Thread the foresail stay hooks
27.5 onto the forestay.
- Connect the pulley assembly 31.1 / 31.3 and the forestay.
- Run the foresail halyard 31.4 through the pulley block and
belay it to the belaying ring as shown on plan 3 - Fig. 293.
- Run the foresail stretcher 31.5 through the bottom pulley
block 31.1 and secure it to a belaying pin on the anchor
beam.
- Belay the clew of the foresail to the foresail boom using
the lashing 31.6.
- Attach the jib and the flying jib in a similar manner: run the
stretchers through the split pins 24.28 on the jig spreader
24.27 - Figs. 294 and 295.
Stage 32, attaching the topsail and Fisherman
Part Description Material Dimensions No. Note
No. off
32.1 Topsail halyard Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 1200 1
32.2 Topsail sheet Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 1200 1
32.3 Topsail stretch Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 600 1
32.4 Fisherman runner Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 250 1
32.5 Ring Brass wire 0.8 Ø x 6 Ø 1
32.6 Main Fisherman halyard Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 1200 1
32.7 Fisherman halyard Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 800 1
32.8 Fisherman stretcher Beige thread 0.7 Ø x 700 1
32.9 Fisherman sheet Beige thread 0.4 Ø x 600 1
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