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Deck tie rods
s the halyards are attached to the
collar on the deck, it is essential to
compensate for the load they exert
upwards. It is therefore necessary
to fit one or two deck tie rods,
according to the size of the
mast, between the collar and
the stepped part of the mast.
W RNING !
IF YOUR M ST IS EQUIPPED
WITH THIS TYPE OF TIE ROD, DO NOT
R ISE NY H LY RDS. UNTIL DECK TIE
RODS RE TT CHED TO THE M ST
COLL R ND THE M ST F ILURE TO
DO. THIS COULD RESULT IN SEVERE
D M GE TO THE DECK STRUCTURE.
H A L Y A R D E X I T S
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ngle the blocks to suit the
halyard exits
the recommendations from the manufacturer and your choices of on-
board organisation.
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If this key part is forgotten, serious
structural problems could result.
Mast jack: please see the specific
ngling the halyard channels
- bring the running rigging to the foot of the
mast to allow the layout to enter the cockpit and
go on to the blocks;
- for the halyard layouts: angle the blocks to the
mast exits to avoid early wear on the running
rigging. The way it is spread out depends on
w w w . s p a r c r a f t . c o m
The final tightening of the deck tie rods
must be operated after setting rigging
instructions
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