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Catalogue Magno Rigging Manual

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- Position the boat head to wind away from any overhead power lines or other obstructions.

Lay the mast along the centre line of the boat.

(1) Attach the shrouds to the spreader bar end fitting in the 2.5 hole.

You may now pull the rig up using the forestay. You may require someone to lift the top of the mast.

(2) Fix the base of the mast to the plate on the cross beam with the bolt from the plate.

(3) Attach the shroud adjusters to the shroud eye each side - approximately the 7th hole down (this should be set for you). Subsequently, you can use the captive pin at the base of the plate.

Having pulled the mast upright secure the forestay to the P shaped cleat on the bow plate.

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Attach the boom to the mast with the pin in the lower fitting (4). Remember to put the pin in from Ihe top and replace the split ring to stop the pin coming out.

Fix the gnav strut to the carriage on the top of the boom.

Next attach the strut to the upper fitting on the mast (5). You may want to have someone lift the end of the boom or suspend it on the main halyard.

Having fixed the boom and gnav to the mast you can thread the gnav control line (6). This comes out the underside of the boom at the front. Feed round the pulley and through the cleat near the base of the mast.

Finally you can thread the mainsheet. Starting from the centre cleat round the ratchet (remember to check it clicks when the rope is pulled in ), (7) through the marine block in the centre of the boom and then into the boom through the cut out on the under side. When the rope emerges through the end, (8)feed it round the pulley and down to the (9) pulley attached to the back of the boat. Having fed the rope through this pulley (from the back of the block forward) attach to the becket (bar on the block) of the rear block. You can either use a bowline or a figure of 8 knot.