HOBIE TEDDY OWNER S MANUAL

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1 ef : MM_TDDY WN S MANAL Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 1/3

2 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : /3 WN S MANAL Welcome in the «Hobie Way of Life» Congratulations for the purchase of your new HBI CAT and welcome to the HBI sailing family. The Hobie Cat is a long life boat. We offer this manual as a guide to increased safety and enjoyment of your new boat. The purpose of this publication is to provide easy, simple and accurate instructions on how to get your Hobie ready for the water. lease read them carefully and familiarize yourself with the boat and all of the parts spread before you. Whether you are a new sailor or a veteran of many years, we recommend that you read this thoroughly before your first sail and TY IT WAY FIST! If you are new to sailing, this manual alone is not intended to teach you how to sail. There are many excellent books, videos and courses on the safe handling of small sailboats. We suggest that you contact your local sailboat dealer, college or Coast Guard Auxiliary for recommendations. Watch for overhead wires whenever you are rigging, launching, sailing or trailering with the mast up. CNTACT F TH MAST WITH W LINS CLD B FATAL! Be certain that the rigging area and the area that you will be sailing in are free of overhead power lines. eport any such power lines to your local power authority and sail elsewhere. We take pride in presenting this Hobie Cat to you and hope that you ll take as much pride in owning her. Fair winds and good sailing! Hobie Cat urope

3 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 3/3 WN S MANAL Table of content ages Description WN S MANAL 4 Boat description 5 Safety advices 6 Complementary information 7-8 Handling and maintenance 9 Warranty conditions 10 Your distributor ASSMBLY MANAL 11 Necessary tools 1-13 List of the parts 14 Frame assembly 15 Front spreader bar Trampoline assembly 18 reparation of the mast 19 Jib furler 0 Stepping the mast 1 Trapezes -3 Jib 4-5 Main sail 6 Mainsheet system 7 Cunningham / ighting line 8 udder assembly 9 Tiller crossbar & extention 30 Safety equipment : Mast floating device 31 Hawaiian righting kit 3 contact ANNXS: SA AT ILLSTATD GID CNFMITY K THIS MANAL IN A SAF LAC AND GIV IT T TH NW WN IF Y SLL Y BAT

4 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 4/3 WN S MANAL Boat description Length (m) 3.91 Beam (m).15 Mast height (m) 6.10 Weight (kg) 118 Main sail area (m²) 8.50 Jib area (m²).10 Spi area (m²) 8.10 (option) Maximum load (kg) 40 Crew number /3 Homologation C N Module Abis Category D Hull construction Sandwich polyester The manufacturing of Hobie Cats conforms to the following IS norms : Hull construction and scantlings IS 115-1:000 Stability and buoyancy assessment and categorization IS 117:000 Hull identification -- Coding system IS 10087:1995 F-HC M0089G011 Builder s plate IS FDIS wner s manual IS 1040:004 Small crafts - principal data IS FDIS 8666

5 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 5/3 WN S MANAL Safety advices ead carefully before sailing : Whether on land or on the water, WATCH F VHAD W LINS. Contact with power lines can cause serious injury or death. D NT sail while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs nly sail in conditions in which you feel comfortable and where you feel confident that you can safely sail the boat. Never go out in conditions beyond your ability. veryone on board should wear a life jacket at all times. If you are in the water, remain in contact with the boat, even if it is capsized. A sailboat can drift away faster than a person can swim. Never sail without a righting line. Wear appropriate clothes. Wear a wet suit or dry suit in cold weather or cold water conditions. rotect yourself against heat and sun. Learn the right of way rules and when in doubt, give way to others. When not sailing, always keep the boat pointed into the wind whether in the water or on the beach. ead the instruction manual carefully. Make sure everyone on the boat reads and understands these safety instructions. ALWAYS check that the drain plugs are screwed in before launching your catamaran. emove the plugs after sailing to drain any water that may have leaked into the hulls. Safety equipment : All necessary safety equipment must be available on board. (Life jackets, etc.) and must correspond to the boat type, weather conditions, etc. This material is mandatory in some countries. The crew must know how to use this material and how to behave in case of emergency (men at sea, towing, etc.) ; Sailing schools and clubs regularly organise training sessions to learn how to use the safety equipment and how to behave in case of emergency.

6 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 6/3 WN S MANAL Complementary information INTNATINAL HBI CLASS ASSCIATIN (I.H.C.A.) Hobie Cat owners are organised in a world-wide class association : the IHCA (International Hobie Class Association). For urope, you can contact thehca (uropean Hobie Class Association). Visit their web site : to find the name and contact details of the association of you country. AN GIN

7 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 7/3 WN S MANAL Handling & maintenance Before sailing, check the following points : 1/ Install the drain plugs (if any) do not overtighten, hand tight is sufficient. vertightening may cause the drain plug flange to distort and cause leakage. / Tension the rig. This can be accomplished by having your assistant hang from the trapeze or you can use mainsheet tension on one side at a time so that you can adjust the shroud position in the side stay adjusters. 3/ Fit the daggerboards into the daggerboards wells. 4/ Check all fastenings : - Mast tang shackles and shrouds (to prevent the mast to fall down) - pins and trapeze rope locks (to prevent falling out in the water if the trapeze is not well fastened) - pins and spring rings on the forestay and shrouds (to prevent the mast to fall down) - spring rings on the rudder pins (to prevent loosing the rudder assembly in case of capsizing) Transport Afin d éviter d endommager les coques : In order to avoid hull damages : - Always use a dolley to transport your Hobie on the beach (even if it is sand beach) and for launching. Step into the water with the dolley and once the cata is afloat take out the dolley. - D NT BACH. Beaching, even smoothly, may damage the hulls. use your beach dolley to take the boat out of the water. - For towing, always use an homologated road trailer with cradles. Launching your Hobie Cat Launching the boat is easiest when the boat can be pointed into the wind to keep it de-powered and floated into deep enough water to lower the rudders. It is possible to launch in shallow water with the rudders partly up. Try not to steer with too much force on the rudders until you lock them in the down position. Keep the sail loose and trimmed out completely until you can power up and steer away from any obstacle.

8 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 8/3 WN S MANAL Handling & maintenance ighting your Hobie Cat If you tip the boat over, in order to avoid the mast from sinking under the hull, one of the crew must rapidly climb on the hull that remains on the water. In the meantime, the other crew uncleat all the lines and sheets. It is not necessary, but it is easier, to right the boat when the bow and the mast are pointed into the wind. There will be less resistance and better control in this position. Skipper and crew stand up on the hull. sing the righting line, skipper and crew pull the righting line that is against the upper hull and hold the line while slowly leaning back away from the trampoline. As the mast and sail lift out of the water, drop down to your knees then into the water. Hold on to the crossbar near the hull that you were standing on. Be well aware of the hull and crossbar coming down over your head. Holding the crossbar or righting line will also insure that you remain with the boat when it is righted. Climb abord and continue sailing. Maintenance of your Hobie This manual is not an exhaustive guide for the mainteance or repair of your Hobie. In case of difficulties, take contact with the builder or his representative. Always use the service of an experienced professional for the maintenance, the mounting of accessories or the modifications to your Hobie. Modification that may affect the safety use of the boat must be checked before processing and made by an experienced professional. The builder cannot be hold for responsible for modification that he has not duly approved. In some countries, prior authorisations are necessary or specific regulations are in force. Check them. Always maintain your boat and take into account the deterioration that may occur with the time or following inappropriate or intensive use. Any boat (even the strongest one) may be severely dammaged if it is not used the right way. This is not compatible with a safe sailing. Hobie Cat does not recommend leaving your Hobie in the water on a mooring. Accelerated wear to the boat and rigging will be experienced. Damage to the hull material is possible. Limitation of the mast rotation and tensioning of the rigging are required to lessen this wear. Inspect rigging often and tape rigging rings and shackles to prevent loosening. After sailing, it recommended to wash the hulls to remove the salt. Also remove the sails and wash them before storing them. There is one plug in the rear of each hull. These plugs are used to drain the hulls. The plugs should be in place before sailing. emove the plugs after sailing to drain any water that may have leaked into the hulls. It is best to travel with and store the boat with the plugs removed to allow for pressure changes due to heating, cooling, and altitude changes. This will prevent warping of the hull surface.

9 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 9/3 WN S MANAL Warranty The material and workmanship of this boat are warranted free from defects by Hobie Cat urope following legal regulations. They are warranted for a -year period applying to the «Iegal conformity guarantee» in application of the uropean directive 1999/44/ C dated 5th May ln no case, the repairs made will extend the initial date of the warranty, except for any replacement or repaired parts. The Warranty egistration Card is required by law for use in the event of a product problem notification. The warranty is only effective if the boat is sold by an authorised Hobie Cat dealer. What is covered? eplacement parts and labour. According to the decision of Hobie Cat urope, the dealer will make the repairs himself or through an external contractor, after presentation of an estimate and written agreement from HC. The dealer will be then reimbursed after presentation of the invoice. The warranty covering these repairs will no longer be at HC s charge but at the contractor s charge. What is not covered? normal wear and discoloration Transport charges to or from the dealer s shop to the client charges occurred in case of an on-the-spot repair. Damages caused by abuse or failure to perform normal maintenance (see assembly manual), by a defective or abnormal use or by a bad storage. Discoloration, blistering or grazing of gelcoat caused by boat being moored or stored in salt or fresh water. The boat is not covered under warranty if the boats are hired or placed in commercial service. Hobie Cat urope is not responsible for boat damage as a result of adding additional blocks to the original manufacturer s sheeting arrangement. Any other expenses: CNSQNTIAL DAMAGS, INCIDNTAL DAMAGS, INCIDNTAL XNSS, INCLDING DAMAG T TY. How to obtain warranty performance within 30 days of discovering the defect: Bring your boat to the nearest authorised Hobie Cat urope dealer (a list of the dealers is available on the website). Be sure to take proof of date of retail purchase (invoice). All payments for in-warranty expenses shall be made by Hobie Cat urope to the Hobie Cat urope dealer and not to the customer. Implied warranties: IMLID WAANTIS, INCLDING TH IMLID WAANTIS F MCHANTABILITY AND FITNSS F A ATICLA S, SHALL B N LNG THAN TH DATIN F THIS XSS WAANTY. Hobie Cat urope makes no express warranties in addition to this limited warranty. Hobie Cat urope s dealers have no authority to make any warranties on behalf of Hobie Cat urope in addition to or inconsistent with those stated herein. To the extent any provision of this warranty is prohibited by federal, state, or municipal law and cannot be pre-empted, it shall not be applicable. HW IT WKS? It is essential that for each sold boat, the warranty card be completely filled in, signed by the dealer and the customer, and that the copy for Hobie Cat urope be returned to the factory within 8 days of boat delivery. For all claims the warranty department must be contacted. The final decision regarding warranty claims lies with this service. SCIAL NTS: All warranty transactions will be handled through the claiming dealership and not directly with the customer. Hobie Cat dealers are responsible for proper diagnosis and completion of all warranty claims. If in doubts about warranty coverage of a particular problem, contact the Warranty department first. Warranty work may be carried out by an authorised dealer other than the original seller of the boat, however for all warranty requests it is mandatory to fax or mail a copy of the completely filled out warranty card which must have been registered immediately following delivery to the customer. As warranty work is registered following the information of the warranty card, it is mandatory that the card be filled out in detail in all the boxes. Failure to cite a hull, sail, or serial numbers on the warranty will make claims impossible to process.

10 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 10/3 WN S MANAL Your Distributor Distributor s stamp Your dealer is our representative and will bring you all necessary assistance in order to solve problems you may encounter. As soon as you become owner, please date and sign this receipt (below) and give it to your dealer to be covered by our warranty. lease carefully read the warranty conditions written in this manual. lease carefully and thoughroughly read this manual. Keep it in a safe place Give it to the new owner if you resell your Hobie.

11 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 11/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Necessary tools N Illustration Description 1 Lubricant niversal pliers 3 oignée d étarquage 4 Mètre ruban 5 wrench #14 6 adhesive tape 7 screw driver

12 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 1/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Spare part list Your Hobie Teddy is delivered in 5 or 6 parcels as follows : N Description eference Front crossbar ear crossbar udder assemblies (x) Tiller crossbar Wire set with jib furler ig bag ope bag (included in rig bag) Trumpet spi rig bag (option) Aluminium tiller extension Coloured main sail Main sail batten set Jib Spinnaker (option) - ref according to the colour Spinnaker trumpet (option) Spinnaker bag (option) Trampoline ne piece mast ight hull Left hull Spinnaker pole (option)

13 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 13/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Spare part list Illustration Qty Designation eference WI ST WITH JIB FL TAZ WIS DAG/TDDY SHDS TDDY FSTAY WI TDDY BCKL TAZ SHCK CDS ADV/TD HC14 JIB IGTAIL JIB SHT BLCK SMALL F BL TAZ LIN D6 1ML >TI< TAZ LCKS SHACKL D6 F SHACKL D4 F SHACKL D8 F m D4 BLACK LIN GATTA BLACK TAZ HANDLS J&H SINGL BLCK MIC H BAG Main cunningham line 1 Jib tack line 1 Jib sheet line 1 Main halyard 1 ear trampoline lacing 1 Jib sheet line 1 ighting line SAC D ACCASTILLAG MAIN SHT DAG/TDDY HAWAIAN IGHTING KIT TDDY JIB FL HC14 F JIB CLW BLCKS 16/18 M SLIT ING DIAM 14MM FIL STAY ADJST CLVIS IN 6X16-.5 A SHACKL D6 F JIB FL LIN 5ML 3MM (10) MAIN SAIL HK 8MM SAFTY HK D TILL CSSBA ATICLATIN KIT THFLD BM BLCK 57 MM 08 HT THFLD ATCHT BLCK 08 HT

14 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 14/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Hull / Crossbar assembly Illustration Steps Description 1 osition the hulls parallel on the ground approximately.5 meters apart. repare the front crossbar. nscrew the nuts off of the two external head bolts. nscrew the nuts also off of the two internal headless bolts. Lift the right hull into an upright position. ne person straddles the hull to hold in position. The other one applies the silicone sealant (for waterproofing) around the bolt holes and on rivets. Taking the front crossbar, position it on the crossbar moulding in the deck making sure that the eye strap on the bar is facing to the rear of the boat and the remaining headless bolt on the cross bar fits in the hole on the deck. 3 Insert the long external screw. ass your hand through the inspection port to position the nuts and washers onto the long bolt and the headless bolt. Tighten loosely. 4 epeat the same operation for the other hull. epeat step 1 and for the rear crossbar. All go round the boat and tighten all eight bolts. NB : D NT S any ratchet key on the screw WHIL MAINTAINING the nut in a fixed position with another wrench. This would cause over heating and could weld the nut on the screw. se the ratchet key NLY on the nut. It is recommended to periodically check the tightness of all 8 bolts

15 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 15/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Forward spreader bar assembly Illustration Steps Description 1 It is highly recommended to install the forward spreader bar if the loaded weight is more than 75 kg and wind force more than 3. Failure to respect this recommendation may cause structural damages on the hulls that will not be covered by warranty. Identify the right side from the left side of the bar (look for the stickers) and position it the right way between the two hulls. nscrew one of the screws fixing the pad-eye on the hull and attach the bar as shown on the photo. 3 VY IMTANT Never use the forward spreader bar to carry the boat. se the 4 handles ( at the front, at the rear of the boat) to carry the boat.

16 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 16/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Trampoline assembly Illustration Steps Description 1 nfold the trampoline. Note that the side tension lines are prethreaded. Insert the front sealed bolt rope edge into the trampoline track of the front crossbar. Continue feeding the trampoline into the trampoline track and position it in the centre. Line up the grommet in the centre of the front edge of the trampoline with the dolphin striker post. This will position the trampoline in the centre. ull the trampoline to the back of the boat and insert the fibreflass rod into the rear flap of the trampoline. Leave an equal amount protruding from each side. 3 Commencer à lacer l arrière du trampolin. Démarrer le laçage sur le jonc au coin arrière gauche. asser la lacet dans le premier trou autour du jonc et le faire remonter sur le 1er bouton et le faire passer sur le ème bouton. asser ensuite autour du jonc, remonter au ème bouton puis sur le 3ème. Continuer cette même procédure jusqu au bout et attacher le lacet mollement. N essayez pas de tendre trop le lacet à ce stade. 4 Tension des côtés : en partant du coin arrière droit, prendre le lacet émergeant du trampolin. Le passer dans le pontet sur la traverse arrière, ensuite à travers l oeillet du trampolin et l attacher à l aide d un noeud de chaise ou similaire. Faire la même chose de l autre côté.

17 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 17/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Trampoline assembly Illustration Steps Description Move to the front right corner of the trampoline. ull on the line as firmly as possible and tie a bowline knot or loop in the line as close to the trampoline edge as possible. This will enable a 4:1 purchase to be used for tensioning. Tie off once tensioned to secure. 5 Now lead the end of the line through the eyestrap on the rear of the front beam and back through the loop. Lead the end back through the eyestrap and apply as much tension as possible. Maintaining the tension, lead the line through the grommet and back to the eyestrap. Next, lead the line through the grommet in the front edge of the trampoline and tie off securely. epeat procedure for port side. 6 etighten rear lacing from left to right. Tie the rear lacing off securely at the eyelet posts on the right hand end of the rear beam. 7 NB : It is important that the trampoline lacing is kept very tight. Check the trampoline tension on a regular basis. emember : all ropes streche!

18 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 18/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Mast reparation Illustration Steps Description A 1 Take the main halyard line (B) from the rope bags. nroll the main halyard wire (A) that is secured at the head of the mast. B A sing a bowline knot, secure the main halyard line (B) to the thimble at the end of the halyard wire. Now, secure both ends at the base of the mast. B Take all the wires from the wires bag and unroll them. nsure that all twists are removed. Locate the 8 mm tang shackle and shackle the five wires to the mast tang, as per photograph. 1 Trapezes Shrouds 3 Forestay, pigtail and jib halyard nsure that the shackle is tightened securely.

19 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 19/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Jib furler Illustration Steps Description 1 Take the jib tack line in the rope bag and the furler in the rig bag. Lead the jib halyard line to the small block on the end of the jib halyard wire (that has been fixed at the top of the mast at the previous step) Do a loop and secure with a Figure 8 knot. Shackle the jib furler to the bridles using the 6mm shackle provided. nsure that the exit hole in the furler is pointing towards the furler cleat on the front crossbar. Check that the screw on the underside of the furler is tight. This prevents the outer cover from rotating. 3 Wind the furler up in a clockwise direction. Leave enough furler line to reach the furler cleat.

20 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 0/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Stepping the mast CATIN ALMINIM MAST WATCH F VHAD W LINS. Contact with power lines can cause serious injury or death Illustration Steps 1 Description With the base of the mast facing towards the front of the boat, lay the mast on top of the boat. (place some pading under the mast to prevent scratching). Next, fasten the shrouds into the stay adjusters. To begin with, fasten the shroud about half way up the adjuster. This position can be adjusted later. The position influences mast rake. Now fasten the stay adjusters on each side of the boat. You can pull the cover partially over the stay adjusters at this time. The assembly of the trapeze wires can wait until after you have raised the mast. Now, ensure that the forestay wire is not twisted around any other wires and you are ready for raising the mast. For safety, two people should raise the mast. ne person now takes the head of the mast while the other person positions the base on the mast step ball, which is in the center of the front cross beam. 3 emove the nut and bolt from the mast base for the mast to sit on the ball. nce fitted replace the bolt and nut. This will ensure the mast does not pop off of the mast step ball. 4 nce the mast is standing and the wires all attached D NT FGT T remove the nut and bolt from the mast base before going sailing.. This is only necessary for raising and lowering the mast.

21 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 1/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Trapeze Illustration Steps Description 1 With the person on the trampoline supporting the mast, the other person takes the forestay and connects it to the stay adjuster fixed to the jib furler. in the forestay towards the top of the adjuster. Now, provided all the clevis pins have the split rings fitted, the mast is supported by the shrouds and forestay. With the mast now secure, the trapeze wires can be fitted with the handles, rope locks and ajuster lines as shown in the photograph. se a bowline knot to secure the line to the trapeze shock cord. 3 4 The height of trapezing can be adjusted by changing the position of the rope lock. Now the rig can be tensioned. ne person can pull down on a trapeze handle whilst the other person repositions the clevis pin in the stay adjuster. nsure that the two shrouds are pinned at the same height in both adjusters. Caution : If too much tension is applied it may become difficult for the mast to rotate freely. Check this before proceeding with raising the sail.

22 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : /3 ASSMBLY MANAL Jib Illustration Steps Description 1 nfold the jib and shackle the head onto the jib halyard with the shackle provided. Fasten the clip at the top of the jib to the forestay wire. ull on the halyard and raise the sail, fastening each clip to the forestay in the process. When the sail is raised, shackle the tack of the jib to the adjuster on top of the furler. Fasten as low as possible. se the jib luff tensioner line to replace the jib halyard. 3 The tensioner line can be fastened to the tack shackle, fed up through the small block and then cleated off at the cleat on the sail. 4 nsure that the line is tight and cleated securely. nough tension should be applied to remove the wrinkles from the luff of the sail. The jib halyard line can be stored in the trampoline pocket.

23 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 3/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Jib Illustration Steps Description 5 Attach the jib clew blocks to the clew of the jib using the snap hook provided. 6 Thread the jib sheet line through the jib sheet blocks. Fasten the sheet to the top of the right block on the front crossbar using a bowline knot. Lead the other end through the rightblock at the jib clew point, and back through the block on the crossbar (from rear to front). Then do the same thing in a reverse manner on the other side. nsure that there are no twists in the sheet and that the sheet is led behind the mast. 7 The jib can now be furled by pulling on the furler line and cleating it off in the jam cleat. The jib will not furl fully if the jib sheet is cleated on.

24 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 4/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Grand-voile BF AISING TH MAINSAIL, MAK S THAT TH BAT IS INTING INT TH WIND. IF TH WIND CHANGS DICTIN, MV TH BAT. Illustration Steps Description 1 nfold the mainsail and lay on a flat clean surface. ndo the set of battens and identify which batten goes in which batten pocket. Insert the battens into the pockets. NT : the second batten pocket from the bottom takes the longest batten. sing the straps and clips on the leech of the mainsail, secure each batten into it s respective pocket (as per photograph). ush the battens in reasonably hard - sufficient to remove any wrinkles from the pocket. NT : it is important to relieve the tension on the battens after each day s sailing. This will prolong the life of the sail. 3 lace the sail on the trampoline, the battens clips towards the back. ndo the main halyard wire from the mast and shackle it to the head board of the mainsail. Now, feed the bolt rope at the head of the sail into the cut out in the sail track on the mast.

25 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 5/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Grand-voile Illustration Steps Description 4 Now, pull on the main halyard line whilst feeding the sail into the track cut out. 5 When the sail is all the way up, position the stopper on the wire halyard so that it engages in the halyard lock. 6 Lead the halyard behind the shroud and trapeze wire and secure at the halyard cleat on the side of the mast. Do not pull too hard as you may disengage the halyard lock. Stuck the excess halyard into the trampoline pocket.

26 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 6/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Mainsheet system Illustration Steps Description The mainsheet system is already mounted. If you have to change one block, follow the instructions hereunder to remount it. 1 osition the triple ratchet block and the triple top block as indicated in the photograph.carefully follow the threading sequence shown in the photographs and you should have no problems. There should be no crossovers or twists in a properly threaded 6:1 system. Fasten the mainsheet ratchet block onto the top of the main traveller. The mainsheet system is now ready to be headed to the clew of the mainsail. NB : It is best to leave the top block unhooked until the boat is in the water. Thread the tail of the mainsheet line through the travellet cleat and fairlead of the traveller car and then secure with a figure 8 knot at the eyesstrap on the aft edge of the rear crossbar.

27 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 7/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Cunningham & Bout de redressement Illustration Steps Description Cunningham 1 Locate the cunningham line and the cunningham double block with hook Attach the hook to the tack of the mainsail. Fasten one end of the cunningham line to the cleat mounted at the bottom of the sail track on the mast. ass the other end through one of the sheaves on the block and then back down around the cleat. Thread the line through the remaining sheave and then pull down on the line to remove the wrinkles from the front of the mainsail. Tie the line off on the cleat. The stronger the wind, the more cunningham tension is required. ighting Line Tie a knot about 35 cm from the end of the line and pass the short end down through the grommet at the centre front of the trampoline. Then pass the line through the eyestrap mounted underneath the mast step and tie a figure 8 knot at the end. A knot in the righting line just above the grommet will prevent the righting line from slipping down and dragging in the water. 3 Now, stow the rest of the righting line in thetrampoline pocket.

28 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 8/3 ASSMBLY MANAL asy Lock udder Assembly Illustration tapes Description lace the rudder assembly on the boat pintle. 1 Note : the Housing may only be installed or removed from the boat pintles when the rudder blade is in-between the upper and lower positions. This is an additional safety feature to keep the rudder on the boat in case of capsize. Secure the housing to the pintles by placing the keeper over the upper pintle. Make sure that it is completely engaged in the slot. This new design has a simplified and more intuitive function. To raise the rudder, raise the tiller ; to lower the rudder, lower the tiller. The rudder 3 automatically locks into either position and is held by spring-loaded detents. The rudder will kick-up if beached or if an obstruction is hit. Locking pin Attached to the side of each rudder is a locking pin. This pin is designed to keep your rudder in the up position during transportation. Bumpy launch ramps or steep angled beaches could cause the rudders to drop down, causing the blade to dig into 4 the ground. To install the pin, put the rudder in the up position and simply remove the pin that is snapped to the casting and insert it through the hole in the side of the rudder. When you want to put the rudder back down, remove the pin and snap it back into the side of the casting. p-keep and precautions When in use, make sure that the rudder is locked in the down position. You will know if your rudder is not down all the way if steering feels heavy. If used in saltwater, it is always a good idea to rinse rudder assembly with fresh water. If boat is stored outdoors for extended periods of time, without being used, remove rudder assembly and store indoors. Avoid storing rudder assembly in extremely hot locations such as in direct sunglight in a vehicle with windows closed.

29 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 9/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Tiller connection kit Illustration tapes Description 1 Take the connection kit TCM from the rig bag. 1 Attach the tiller crossbar (1) to the tiller arm (). ay attention to the left and right side. Insert the screw as shown on the drawing. epeat the same operation on the other side. 3 It is advisable to have the rudder blades parallel or lightly toed-in (3-4 mm). The length of the tiller crossbar can be adjusted to achieve this. Loosen the screw on the underside of the tiller crossbar and you will be able to slide the adjuster in or out. When you have aligned the rudders correctly, ensure that you re-tighten the adjuster screw firmly. 4 Tiller extension : Attach the stick by slipping the pin through the violin screw in the middle of the tiller crossbar.

30 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 30/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Safety equipment Illustration Steps Description Mast floating device (option) This device prevents the mast from sinking in case of capsize thus allows easy righting. As serial or optional equipment, the mast float devise is already mounted. You just need to fit it on your mast head (see step 3). If it is not mounted, follow steps 1 to 3 below. 1 nscrew the four screws that are on the device. Adjust the alu plate so that the holes fit the four holes on the device and fix it with the screws. 3 Fix the device on the mast head using the bolt and the two washers as shown on the photo. 4 Safety line While sailing, the safety cord on the trampoline (blue line on the photo, that may be of a different colour) prevents the crew from falling off of the cat, and allows easy righting in case of capsizing.

31 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 31/3 ASSMBLY MANAL Hawaiian ighting System Illustration Steps Description Named after the Hawaiian s who are generally pretty relaxed people the Hawaiian righting system combines safety, speed and comfort when righting your capsized catamaran. 1 The kit is composed of : blocks rings black lines 1 shock cord Tie the small black pieces of rope onto the trampoline lacing at each end of the rear cross beam. To the other end of each rope tie the small pulley supplied in the kit. Take the shock cord supplied in the kit. Tie it with a tight knot onto the first ring supplied in the kit. ass the shock cord through the first pulley used in step 1, The shock cord passes then through the eyelet at the center of the trampoline directly behind the mast step ball and back into the eyelet of the trampoline. Then pass the shock cord through the second pulley used in step 1 and tie it to the second ring supplied. Take the righting rope (1 mm yellow rope in the rope bag) and pass it around the fixation of the dolphin striker under the front cross beam. Tie a knot in the rope. ass the rope through the first ring, then around the dolphin striker post in the center of the front cross beam, then through the second ring. Fix then this rope to the dolphin striker on the opposite side and secure the rope. 5

32 ef : MM_TDDY Issued by : I Date : 01/015 p-date : age : 3/3 WN S MANAL HBI CAT ZI Toulon st, B 50, Toulon cedex 9, France Tel +33 (0) Fax +33 (0) mail : info@hobie-cat.net - site web