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- fit the forestay to its chainplate;
- fit the lower shrouds, then the main shrouds. Hand tighten
the turnbuckles (Do not use a spanner) to obtain a balance
(bd/td);
- fit the backstay(s);
N.B.: on some models, the backstay is calculated precisely to
ensure the correct tension when under strain.
If it is difficult to fit: ensure that the mast is not leaning for-
ward, release the stay completely (turnbuckles or link plates),
release D1 (lower shrouds), tighten slightly V1 (cap shrouds)
and using the mainsail halyard fixed to a solid point (cleat, traveller
track), swing the mast backwards to allow the backstay(s) to be attached.
- With the backstay(s) in place, tighten by hand, regularly and symme-
trically, all of the turnbuckles to secure the mast.
Free the sling
When the mast is safely in place and secured, release the sling.
Remove the return knot at the foot of the mast.
Sleeve kit
needs to be firmly tightened. We recommend that for the
aluminium system with screwed seals that the screw be
protected with a special product (duralac, Teg gel...)
- have available a silicon joint or PU glue to ensure
contact between the seal and mast and the sleeve in the
housing. Leave to dry for 24 hours before use;
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- Line up the bolts in their respective places
and squeeze the elastomer seal in
order to ensure it is completely
watertight. To be safe, ensure that
the seal is uniformly tight, in order
to avoid any risk of leaking. This
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