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hole on the left and secure them with a knot on the under-
side. Leave plenty of slack so that they do not inhibit the
normal movement of the sail.
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The reefing cleat 30.15 is attached to the main boom later
- Fig. 287.
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Run the reefing lines through the 1 mm Ø holes in the
claws at the front end and tie knots in both ends.
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Attach the schooner sail in a similar manner using the
lacings 30.16 and 30.17.
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The reefing lines for the schooner sail are only attached
when needed.
Coiling up the ropework
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Once the throat halyard and peak halyard have been set
Stage 31, attaching the foresails
Part
Description
No.
31.1
Pulley block
31.2
Split pin
31.3
S-hook
31.4
Foresail halyard
31.5
Foresail stretcher
31.6
Lashing
31.7
Jib halyard
31.8
Jib stretcher
31.9
Flying jib halyard
31.10
Flying jib stretcher
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Glue three pulley blocks 31.1 and split pins 31.2 in the pre-
pared holes in the jib boom 11.17 (Fig. 137) and the bow-
sprit (Fig. 139) - see Figs. 294 and 295.
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Solder three further pulley blocks to the S-hooks 31.3 -
Fig. 292. The S-hooks must be closed up and soldered.
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Splice the foresail halyard 31.4, the foresail stretcher 31.5
and the lashing 31.6 to the foresail 27.3 - see plans 3 and
4.
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Prepare the jib 27.2 and the flying jib 27.1 in the same
manner - see plans 3 and 4.
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Disconnect the forestay. Thread the foresail stay hooks
27.5 onto the forestay.
Stage 32, attaching the topsail and Fisherman
Part
Description
No.
32.1
Topsail halyard
32.2
Topsail sheet
32.3
Topsail stretch
32.4
Fisherman runner
32.5
Ring
32.6
Main Fisherman halyard
32.7
Fisherman halyard
32.8
Fisherman stretcher
32.9
Fisherman sheet
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Assembly instructions
Valdivia
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Picture sequence 291 A - C
Material
Brass
Brass
Brass
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Material
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Brass wire
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
Beige thread
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correctly and belayed, the free ends can be coiled up and
secured.
The picture sequence 291 A - C shows the procedure:
starting from the belaying pin leave about 10 - 12 cm of the
halyard free, then wind up the remainder over two fingers
- A.
Wind the free length twice through the loop - B, holding the
loop together so that it cannot come loose.
This process produces a coil of rope which can be hung
over a belaying pin - C.
Dimensions
No.
off
5 Ø
6
1 x 1.4 x 15
3
0.8 Ø x 7
3
0.7 Ø x 1000
1
0.7 Ø x 600
1
0.4 Ø x 200
1
0.7 Ø x 1400
1
0.7 Ø x 800
1
0.7 Ø x 2100
1
0.7 Ø x 1100
1
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Connect the pulley assembly 31.1 / 31.3 and the forestay.
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Run the foresail halyard 31.4 through the pulley block and
belay it to the belaying ring as shown on plan 3 - Fig. 293.
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Run the foresail stretcher 31.5 through the bottom pulley
block 31.1 and secure it to a belaying pin on the anchor
beam.
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Belay the clew of the foresail to the foresail boom using
the lashing 31.6.
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Attach the jib and the flying jib in a similar manner: run the
stretchers through the split pins 24.28 on the jig spreader
24.27 - Figs. 294 and 295.
Dimensions
No.
off
0.7 Ø x 1200
1
0.7 Ø x 1200
1
0.7 Ø x 600
1
0.7 Ø x 250
1
0.8 Ø x 6 Ø
1
0.7 Ø x 1200
1
0.7 Ø x 800
1
0.7 Ø x 700
1
0.4 Ø x 600
1
Order No.
1140
Note
FS
FS
FS
Note
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