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It is much easier to push the coaming rod
“from the inside of the boat”, rather than
“from above”. This creates a “straight line”
and prevents jamming inside the channel.
Thus, the rods are much easier to push
into the channel!
Then connect the coaming rod with the
pickup element in the bow by sliding it
onto it. Just pull the flexible part a bit
toward you, so that there is also a straight
line. Thus the connection of coaming rod
is much easier.
Proceed likewise on the other side.
NOTE:
You can also insert the coaming rods
separately (before you connect them).
First the bent rod, then the straight one
and connect them inside the channel.
Proceed how it suits you best!
Then insert the two remaining coaming
rods without D-rings in the channel
towards the stern.
Connect them with the pickup element in
the stern.
Take one of the two bigger sleeves and
put it onto the coaming rod.
The connection of the coaming rods is
done similarly to the connection of the
stringer.