Hanse 300, Руководство для шкипера

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Hanse 300 Yachtzentrum Greifswald
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2.6 Attachment Points for Lifting Gear, Support Points for Transport
(Graphic representation does not correspond to the make of the boat)
Lifting by Crane
The belts should be placed in compliance with the stability of the hull and the distribution of weight so
that the watercraft is in an as much as possible horizontal position. The correct position of the belts should
be marked with stickers below the toe rail.
ATTENTION!
The rear belt is near the Saildrive engine.
The belt must not be attached at the Sail-drive or near it!
DANGER!
The stay under floating loads is forbidden!
Slipping
If the yacht is transported on shore on a conventional slipway, it can stand on the keel. In this case the
position of the yacht is unstable and therefore it has to be protected from tipping over on the sides as well
as the front and the back. We therefore recommend to slip the yacht in an appropriate cradle for transport
and storage.
If the yacht is to stand on the keel over a longer period of time, forward and after quarters have to be
supported efficiently in order to relieve the structure.
At any rate, if the yacht is stored over a longer period of time, we recommend to put it in a transport and
storage cradle.
Transport
In most of the cases the same rules apply for transport as noted under the paragraph "Slipping". In
addition to that the yacht must be supported at the aft and forward quarters in order to relieve its structure.
The yacht must be fastened by suitable belts.
3. Security Instructions
The sailing yacht is a state-of-the art sailing yacht which has been built with great care. However, outside
events, faulty operation or other unpredictable events may cause the danger of flooding, sink the yacht or
damage it otherwise.
The design of hull stability, its built-in parts and systems is such as to safely withstand the stress when
moving within scheduled areas.
NOTE!
As a matter of fact it is not possible to take into consideration any heavy collisions with solid
underwater obstacles when calculating the dimensions of the yacht. Therefore, this may cause
damage.