Joker Boat Clubman 24, Owner'S Manual, Page: 34 / 63

ENGLISH
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Jetty mooring:
Practice is required to achieve correct mooring of the boat.
First of all, acquire everything that is required for mooring and
docking, and store correctly until required.The best sources of
information regarding the quantity and type of equipment required
are certainly dealers and resellers.
T
ACKING
:
T
URN HELM TO THE RIGHT
to veer the stern to
the left and vice versa.
R
EVERSE TACKING
:
T
URN HELM TO THE LEFT
to veer the stern to the left
and viceversa.
When approaching a jetty or a quay, begin to reduce speed at a
distance that ensures that the boat will leave no wake when it
reaches the vicinity of other craft or the jetty.As you approach the
mooring point, check that there is no wind or current that may
influence manoeuvres and approach with caution. If there are
winds or strong currents, it is better to approach the jetty leeward.
During the approach check that all lines are fixed to the bollards on
the side of the jetty and one person should be at the prow of the
boat, equipped with a boat hook and line attached to a cleat/bitt on
the boat.Approach at minimum speed and at a 45-degree angle to
the jetty.When the prow is about a meter from the jetty
(starboard), you can flank the stern to the jetty by veering larboard.
Then veer starboard and maintaining minimum speed change to
REVERSE
gear.
WARNING