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Photos by Ralph Kanko
View from Aft Starboard. Modified main boom end is non-standard. |
Top Rigging. Reinforcment bolt prevents dislodging the crane when you hit it while unloading the boat from your car at the pond, and ruining a whole day of sailing. |
Jib Clew with reinforcement |
Spreader and Sail numbers |
Jib Rigging |
Jib Tack |
Main Clew |
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Equipment installation view from Port |
Equipment installation view from Starboard. It is important to prevent the sheets from catching on something. A jammed servo can cause serious damage. (See Photos) |
Label with Hull number is located on the starboard side. Cover it with clear tape or a clear coating. |
Stock Vang. Modified goose neck using ball link |
Brass Vang with Swith and Hatch tab |
Brass Vang and modified Downhaul rigging. Recommend installing the brass vang. Original cotterpin-to-eyelet setup can jam in low wind conditions and prevent the boom from swinging to the other side during a tack. As described in the Victor vang installation instructions, after installing the brass vang, wrap and glue the lower part of the vang mounting plate against the mast. The wrapping must capture the brass plate. If not installed this way the screw will pull out. |
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