6. Hoist the mainsail using the main
halyard block/cleat assembly on the
lower port side of the mast.
7.
ce will be
required to feed the mainsail in to the
isted, cleat
the halyard pocket positioned on the
Outha
Note: Hoisting the mainsail is a two
person operation as assistan
mast track while the other hoists using
the halyard (This will prevent the sail
pulling out of the track and jamming
which could cause luff rope damage.)
8. When the mainsail is fully
and tidy away the halyard rope end in
ho
top of the gennaker sock.
ul
1.
cl
top of the boom.
rough
t/left
to starboard/right side) and anc ored on
ot
d
3.
rd end of the boom.
Feed the plastic slug slide on the
ew outhaul into the cut out on the
2. The outhaul line is then passed th
the lowest eye in the sail (From por
h
the starboard/right side with a simple kn
located in the slot formed in the boom en
casting.
Outhaul tension is controlled using the forward rope,
the forwa
cleat and fairlead at
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