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* Always point your Hobie into the wind before raising the sails. *
Unfold the mainsail on a clean surface and insert each batten into its respective pocket. The battens are
numbered from 1 to 7. Number 1 goes at the top and number 7 at the bottom of the sail. Secure the battens in
the pockets with the batten ties – as shown in the photographs.
Undo the halyard rope, which is attached to the
mast. Pass the end through the hole in the
headboard and tie off with a figure «8» knot.
Feed the luff of the mainsail into the opening of
the mast track ensuring that the hook is on one
side of the mast and the halyard on the other
side. Ensure that the halyard inside the track stays in-
side the track.
Raise the sail by pulling the halyard and feeding the
sail into the opening. When the sail is all the way up
turn the mast slightly so that the hook will engage in
the halyard lock when you pull down on the sail. Insert
the bottom part of the luff into the lower section of the
mast track. Roll up the halyard and place it in the tram-
poline pocket.
Attach the clew of the mainsail to the shackle on
the boom outhaul car assembly.
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