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Page 1: ...I 1_ 1 I _ HOLDER 12 ASSEMBI ...

Page 2: ...ngyour boat stay away from overheadpowerlines Beforestarting to rig your boat thoroughly exam ine the areafor power lines and report any potentially hazardouspower line that you see by writing to the reponsibleutility company senda copyto Hobie Cat Bounty Program P O Box 1008 Oceanside CA 92054and sail elsewhere Remember CONTACT OF A MAST WITH A POWERLINE COULD BE FATAL The Holder 12is madewith th...

Page 3: ...NG BECKET BLOCK BOOM BLOCKS VANG LINE TILLER EXTEN TRAVELE MAIN SHEET VANG ADJUSTER CLEAT HULL DAGGERBOARD WARNING Beforestarting assembly besure the areain i which you plan to work is freefrom overhead power lines Contact of a mast with a power line could befatal 2 1 ...

Page 4: ...7 Halyard Line 1 4 x 34 31 Hiking Straps 7 Gooseneck Attachment 18 Outhaul Line 3 16 x 6 32 Main SwivelJamCleat Casting 19 Traveler Line 1 4 x 4 33 Compass 8b MainSheetBlock 20 Downhaul Line 3 16 x 8 8a Main SheetBlockwith 21 Twist Shackle NOTE Someparts shownmay Becket 22 Tiller ExtensionConnector not bewith standard 9 Boom 23 YangBlock Lower boats 10 Gooseneck 24 Traveler Block 11 Yang Block 25 ...

Page 5: ...e and insert the other end thepadeye asshownin Figure1 of the line from the outsideof the HOLDER 12 through the small hole in the upper right hand corner of the rear of the boat Fig 1 The smallerplug threadsinto the holelocated F g 3 on the exterior of the transom by the large 1 drain plug hole as shown in Figure 2 Be sure to Pull the l ne all the way through and then use the black gasket to preve...

Page 6: ...ert the mast as shown in Figure 7 Fig 4 Next find the three sail battens part 13 and insert them into the batten pocketsin the sail To do this push the batten in and then slightly down with your thumb and forefinger Figure5 The batten should slide in easily Fig 7 C Special Edition Sail Zipper Luff Locate halyard line part 17 and run it through the mast head Figure 8 using a bow line knot attach th...

Page 7: ...ing around to th velcro tt chmeD tp int Figure 10 t Fig 9 Fig 10 Make sure the halyard is on the inside of the luff sleeve Now hoist the sail by pulling down on the halyard and closing the zipper simul taneously When the sail is fully raised close the Velcro cover webbing and cleat off as shown Figure 11 Oc t J Fig 11 6 ...

Page 8: ...n one hand and the outhaul S you use Run the outhaulline through the out hook in the other and hook into the grommet haul block down to the block connected on the Figure13 Youarenow readyto connectthe padeye andexit throughthejamcleat part 4 outhaulline Follow the sameprocedure but from the other side andgothrough the grommet at the foot of the sail for the downhaul Both shown Figure 15 To connect...

Page 9: ... of the boom Fig 16 Fig 18 Now run the free end of the mainsheet for ward along the boom Run the line through the circular strap attached to the boom and then run the line through the block attachedto the boomjust forward of the strap Fig 17 Continue the line forward and then down through the mainsheet block part 32 at tached to the bottom of the hull behind the mast and the daggerboardslot Tie th...

Page 10: ...e top rudder pm FIgure 20 Now and causes the rudder to raise or lower itself as push down needed Do not try to force the rudder up or down It is recommended that you practice this motion onceor twice before beginning your sail YOUR HOLDER 12IS NOW READY TO SAIL Fig 20 Insert the daggerboard part 14 just barely enough to keep it upright into the slot As the water deepens push the daggerboard comple...

Page 11: ...bepositionedto generateany power practice docking with a friend who will stand The sail will luff and you will be in irons on the dockand slow you down if necessary which meansyou are not moving Heading Up and Falling Off SAFETY TIPS Headingup and falling off are the art of veer 8 Sail to your experience Do not try to do ing away from oncomingboats or other obsta morethan you can cles Toheadup pus...

Page 12: ... is providing maximum protection it has to be periodically maintained For more information about boating or and examined The following simple steps available classes and seminars in your shouldbeundertakenafter eachsail area call the toll free boating education hotline at 1 800 336 BOAT Or write to 1 Because surface contamination can allow your state boating authority local power the ComptipTM to ...

Page 13: ...r A4 I T CLEATING OFFA LINE Basic Sailing THISAREA CANNOT BESAILED Iff Q t t WINDl V jWIND Cia ift W W 8 8 4C v v COMING q BEAM REACH V BEAM REACH p FALLING OFF ABOU D 9 tJ DOWNWIND r RUNNINGI 2 HEADING UP 1 J L 7 Pointsof Sail Changing Direction I an 1 n TA R E T E n T 1 I I Sendin your warranty card I 12 ...

Page 14: ... mast sticks up there a long way and shock or death could result if it comes in contact with overhead wires So look up when moving the boat around or even stePPing the mast and give any wires a wide berth I DER by HOBIE CA7 ACI8company P o Box 1008 Oceanside California 92054 619 758 9100 Part No 91450001 ...

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