Selden Furlex 104S, Руководство и список запасных частей

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Min. 300 mm
Min. 300 mm
4.2 Deck attachment
4.2.1 Attachment below deck
The lower end of the Furlex-system comes with a fork toggle
as standard. This can normally be attached directly to the boat’s
forestay fitting at the stemhead. Check that the drum unit does not
interfere with the pulpit, navigation lights or other deck fittings.
For the furling line to be wound evenly onto the line drum, the first
turning point (stantion block) must be at least 300 mm (11 13/16”)
away. The tack should be located as close to deck level as possible.
If the boat is fitted with a bow anchor, it may be necessary to
permanently raise the drum unit to give the crew sufficient space for
anchor work.
If the drum unit is raised by means of an extension link, a toggle
must be fitted between the link and the boat’s forestay attachment at
the stemhead.
For available toggles and extension links, see extrusion “Spares and
accessories”.
The furling unit can be fitted below deck inside an anchor well. The
advantage is that the sail’s luff length is maximized and the access
around the forestay is improved. The disadvantage is a more
complicated route for the furling line resulting in increased furling
resistance. The diagrams below illustrate various methods of
installation.
Regardless of which option is chosen, the Furlex-system must
always be kept clear of the deck well’s inside surfaces.
Avoid routing the line through an integral deck conduit, as this will
increase the friction on the furling line.
Use a large ball bearing block to minimize friction losses.
The anchor well must be well drained.
If the Furlex is fitted above deck, but with the forestay fitting in the
anchor well, a Furlex extension toggle can be used. For larger
distances, use a custom made stainless steel bar or rod stay. For
available toggles and extension links, see extrusion “Spares and
accessories”.
Fig. 4.2
Fig. 4.2.1.a
Fig. 4.2.1.b