Knots To Use; The Hulls - Hobie Wave Assembly Manual

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
FIGURE 8 KNOT BOWLINE KNOT
REEVING YOUR MAINSHEET BLOCK
1. Run the line though the cleat and under the lower
pulley.
2. Follow above the large pulley on the upper block.
3. Continue underneath the fiddle on the lower block.
4. Bring the line back up to the upper block and run
over the lower pulley.
5. Tie the line off at the becket on the lower pulley with
a bowline knot.
6. Place a figure eight knot at the end of the line to pre-
vent the line from pulling out of the pulley.

KNOTS TO USE

FIGURE 8 KNOT
AT END OF LINE
HALYARD KNOT
Lay the hulls on the ground on their sides with the bot-
toms to the center (graphics down) as shown here. A
tarp or pads may be desirable under the hull if the
ground surface is rough. Place the hulls about six feet
apart.
There is one drain plug in the rear of each hull (shown
inset). These plugs are used to drain the hulls. The
plugs should be in place before sailing. Remove the
PLUG
drain plugs after sailing to empty any water that may
have leaked into the hulls. It is best to travel with and
store the boat with the drain plugs removed to allow for
pressure changes due to heating, cooling and altitude
changes. This will prevent warping of the hull surface.
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2.
1.
CLEATING OFF A LINE

1. THE HULLS