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Author:  D Ruehl [ Mon May 02, 2005 8:03 am ]
Post subject:  21 sc main sheet reeving

Hey Matt Miller, or anyone else that knows...

Where can I find a reeving guide for the 21 sc? I recently got one and I really don't think it is right.

Thanks,
Dan

Author:  sunjammers [ Tue May 03, 2005 8:08 am ]
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You can download the hobie parts catalog and there will be a diagram in there, not sure what page, that will show you how to do a 6:1 block. hope this helps.


Thanks,
Brad Stephens

Author:  D Ruehl [ Tue May 03, 2005 5:17 pm ]
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thanks, I know that one is there, the 21 is a slightly different setup. Going from memory, the line anchors on the top block from a small pulley suspended below the center pulley. Attached to the bottom block is an additional pulley/rachet/cleat. It is not addressed in the assy manual.


Go Pistons!!

Author:  mmiller [ Wed May 04, 2005 2:13 pm ]
Post subject:  No Diagram

I don't recall a diagram of it. Basic concept would be to avoid cross overs in the lines. Allow the two blocks to be at different angles. No alignment of the blocks is necessary. I am sure the blocks were in the rigging video a few times... and the promo video. I'll look for it and try to get a screen shot.

Author:  D Ruehl [ Wed May 04, 2005 9:18 pm ]
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Thanks Matt,

I've already checked out the video several times with no real luck. It's not in the assy manual or the parts manual. I know I'm close, may be correct but a diagram would be great. Also, in the video you reference stringing shock cord to keep the jib lines away from the mast. A description of this or a photo would be great.

Dan

Author:  mmiller [ Thu May 05, 2005 11:33 am ]
Post subject:  Bunjee

The jib sheet preventer bunjee is a simple triangle. Tied to the box up to the diamonds and back down to the box. Keeps the sheets from getting tangled in the mast base.

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