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ASSEMBLY
310 HD : INSTALL THE MARINE PLYWOOD FLOOR :
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Sprinkle some starch in the angle (joint of the buoyancy tubes to the bottom) to facilitate fitting.
CAUTION, NEVER USE TALCUM POWDER
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Make sure you identify the parts and direction in which they fit:
The floorboard consists of 3 main sections and 1 or 2 sections in the bow [fig 1 and 4].
The boards are identified by a number (1, 2, 3 ….) from the bow.
1. Insert the bow section (1) into the bow angle.
2. Insert the rear section (5) against the transom (6) as show on fig 1.
3. Fit all sections together [fig.1].
4. Position sections 3 and 4 as an apex (in a tent-like position) [fig 1 and 2].
5. Check that all sections are correctly aligned [fig 4].
6. Check that the floorboard is correctly fitted in the angles.
7. Flatten the apex by standing on it (in the boat) and pulling the lifelines to prevent the fabric being
pinched [fig. 2].
8. Assemble the stringers (see instructions bellow).
ASSEMBLY OF THE STRINGERS
The stringers are essential to good working of the boat: they lock the floorboard together and rigidify its
structure.
1.
To facilitate the fitting of the first stringer, slide the other stringer under the boat, about 8’’ from the
side [
fig. 3-a].
DO NOT PUT THE STRINGER IN POSITION UNDER THE BOAT UNTIL
THE FLOOR IS FLATTENED.
2.
Position the stringer on the edge of the floorboard. The reference mark on the stringer (8) must
remain on top (
the thicker part should be towards the top)
[fig. 3].
3.
Fit the stringers between the two buffers (9) of sections 3 and 5 [fig. 4].
4.
Rotate the stringer in the angle so as to press them against the bottom [fig. 3-b and 4].
5.
Because of the self-locking system of the floorboard, the stingers will fit into place once the
buoyancy tube is inflated.
Summary of Contents for WAVE 275 Roll Up
Page 15: ...III VI DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION 275 ROLL UP 10 13 7 6b 12 4 3 16 15 9 8 18...
Page 16: ...IV VI DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION 310 HD 2 3 14 4 5 12 13 6a 7 11 10 8 9 18 1 2 3 4 5...
Page 17: ...V VI DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION 275 310 AERO 2 3 23 4 14 12 13 6c 7 1 10 8 9 15 16 17 18 11...
Page 18: ...VI VI DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION 310 COMPACT 18 7 13 12 4 1 6d 3 16 9 8 17 6d...
