Pin faces towards center. 2) With trampoline loosened, force hulls apart and place bow spreader in position on pins installed on bows 1 I I 3) With swivel cleat mounted to plate, install jib sheet jam cleat plate under existing trampoline hook* as shown. This is installed under center of three tramp hooks. Use the upper two of four holes in the plate. (*For installation on Club Wave see page two...) NOTE: Some very early model boats will require installation of an inspection port to access n

SHRoUdS ANd bRidLES CoNNECT WiTH CLEviS PiNS REPLACEMENT HULL - RigHT 39020001 CLUB items listed only if different from standard SE wave model. ‘97–nEWER (sn 1438-ABOVE) 44 HOBIE WAVE CHAiN PLATE 39100011 (PAiR) SCREW 8030331 ALUMiNUM CASTiNg PiNTLES UPPER PiNTLE 38101301 LoWER PiNTLE 38101401 LoNg LoCK SCREW 8030411 KEEPER WiRE /W PiN 38490011 ( CLUb WAvE vERSioN–iTEMS LiSTEd bELoW oNLy if diffERENT fRoM STANdARd WAvE ModEL. ) CHAiN PLATE 39100011 foRWARd CRoSSbAR 38131041 MAST STEP CASTiNg 381

They are not interchangeable with the older parts. Warning: If cables are installed incorrectly, they may twist off the drums, causing the Drive to fail. Tip: DO NOT REUSE Nyloc nuts when installing new cables. The slotted cable threads have 40% less area -- worn Nylocs may back out causing Drive failure or adjustment problems. Tools and materials required: 7/16 inch wrench needle nose pliers Marine grade axle grease Preparation: 1. Remove old drums, cables and chains 2. Wipe drum axle cl

The installation of the 8" hatch is shown here, but the same instructions apply for the 6" hatch. 1. Remove your old-style hatches from your boat. Be sure to keep the screws because you will be reusing them to install the new hatch. Once the hatch is removed, clean any debris off the kayak surface that may have accumulated over time (sand and small rocks). You will be using the new backing ring that comes with the new hatch, so take the old ring out of the boat and put it aside. 2. Insert the

17 . 1 pair of universal pliers LIST OF PARTS Hulls (2) Front crossbar Rear crossbar Mast Boom Trampoline Part bag (wires) Rigging bag Ropes bag Rudder assemblies (2) Tiller crossbar Tiller extension Mainsail + battens (7) Jib Trampoline lacing rod Daggerboards (2) It is advisable to be at least 2 people to assemble the Hobie Tiger . CAUTION - DANGER ALUMINIUM MAST - STAY AWAY OF ELECTRICAL WIRES 2 List of parts 1 2 4 5 6 9 ROPES : All ropes are labelled with ref. number and name. Please check c

Follow these simple instructions and you'll be out and sailing in minutes. If you are using this kit for your Tandem Mirage, ignore steps 5 and 6 shown here and consult your conversion kit manual Step 4: Tie in the batten (Note: Be sure that when tying, the batten is pulled snug into the sail). TIP: A little tape around the Step 1: Connect mast poles together. * f Feed the line through the hole in batten head. Next, feed the line through ring on the opposite side of sail and pull back snu

We offer this manual as a guide to increased safety and enjoyment of your new boat. The purpose of this publication is to provide easy, simple and accurate instructions on how to get your Hobie 21 SC ready for the water. Please read them carefully and familiarize yourself with the boat and all of the parts spread before you. Whether you are a new sailor or a veteran of many years, we recommend that you read this thoroughly before your first sail and TRY IT OUR WAY FIRST! If you are new to sailin

Do this by either cutting the wire or drilling the head off the rivet, which fixes the pad-eye. (seulement dans le cas d’adaptation sur un tangon standard) Retirer les cables de support places au centre du tangon. Pour cela, vous pouvez soit couper les cables ou faire sauter la tete du rivet qui fixe le pontet en percant dedans. 2. Slide on to the spinnaker pole from the front cross beam end the composite retriever tube. The groves cut in the moulding simply groove around the fittings on the pol

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be deter-mined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: • Re-orient or relocate the receiving antenna. • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. • Connect the equipment into an .outlet on a cir