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Safety cable under the trampoline is to be changed no later than after 10 years.
Side stays on the r forestay should be changed after max 10 years or by
max 15.000 NM of sailing.
If the boat is equipped with wheel stering, we recommend to change these steel
cables every 5 years or by max 10.000 NM .
Replace the dyneema halyards in the mast and reefing lines if you see chafing
signs into the centre of the line.
For easier mounting of water stays use special stainless thread oil or thread
grease in the thread. For easier adjusting of the water stays you can fold the
wings back about 50 to 60 cm
(2’) aft and fit the water stays at this position and
they will fit well hand tight, when back in forward position.
If Quorning Boats has adjusted/assembled the boat at the yard before delivery,
the water stays normally need min ½ a turn after the first season/summer,
maybe a full turn.
NETTING:
The trampoline nettings are marked for either BB (port) or SB (starboard)
mounting on the underside forward. Pull them into the netting tracks, starting
from aft track alongside the cabin sides and then into the forward wings. The
wire in the netting is fastened at the front outside wing by the quick link to the
stainless eyebolt on “the wing fitting” – and at the aft wing/main hull connection
by the stainless triangle fitting at the push pit base, mounted to the fork toggle
terminal in the netting. The Swing Wing cable by the outer end of the aft beam is
mounted to the stainless block in the aft outer corner of the netting. Make sure
the cable in the netting goes between the “wheel” and the pin bolt in the block.
At the forward beam/hull assembly there is a shackle in the trampoline that has
to be secured to the centre hull
– this is very important. Check regularly that the
outhaul cable is not damaged, as this effect the safety of the boat as well as the
lines for the swing wing system.
STEPPING THE MAST:
When stepping the mast, if possible, one float should be folded out, which gives
more working space and more clearance (slack) to fit the side stays.