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- Page 1 Locking Headboard Car 4T, 6T, 8T User Guide RP3922 - HBM - UG - 02 Scan or Click for Demo...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Introduction This manual provides an overview of the Rigging Projects Self Locking Headboard Car system and its maintenance. Please read Setup Guide this manual carefully before installation, use or maintenance, to ensure that you have understood and are familiar with all relevant details. -
Page 3: Installing Headboard Car Onto Track
It is not permitted to modify the product or its parts, other than replacing parts Sail Plate Installation specified in this manual. Rigging Projects Ltd is not liable for any dangerous Please find attached to your user guide pack a sail maker situation, accidents, damage and consequences thereof caused when deviating from the instructions, guidelines and procedures described in this manual. -
Page 4: On The Lock
Scan or Click On The Lock for Demo During Hoist Self Lock Engages Pawls Retracted 1. Slowly ease the halyard to allow the self lock pawl 1. Ease main sheet, vang and tack tension before manoeuvre engage with the trigger seat During this time the self lock pawl is free to spring over the When the self lock pawl is engaged with the trigger seat... -
Page 5: Off The Lock
Now both of the pawls are disengaged and 5. Ensure the rod is installed through entire body the sail is free to be lowered 6. Ease the main 7. Contact Rigging Projects customer support UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: FINISH: DEBURR AND... - Page 6 Sensor Kit Installation Step Instruction On the Lock Mouse sensor wires from the junction box to the relative reef points and full hoist locations on the mast After the halyard is eased the sensor will Pass the sensor through the mast and thread onto the back high load track be disengaged when the headboard car is section.
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Page 7: Service Guide
Rigging Projects equipment is designed for minimal maintenance, but some maintenance is required for optimum and safest possible operation and to comply with the Rigging Projects limited warranty. In general, the most important aspect of maintenance is to keep your equipment clean by frequently flushing with fresh water. In corrosive atmospheres, stainless parts may show discolouration around holes and screws. -
Page 8: Bill Of Materials
Headboard Car Bill of Materials ITEM No. DESCRIPTION M AIN C AR PAW L ASSEM BLY MAIN CAR BODY SLIDER MAIN PIN GUIDE (MANUAL LOCK ONLY) ANTI ROTATION SCREW TOP HAT MAIN WASHER (SERVICABLE PART) TRIP LINE BRACKET (AUTO LOCK ONLY) INDUCTIVE SENSOR TARGET DOWEL SOCKET CSK HEAD SCREW... - Page 9 Self Locking Cassette Bill of Materials HB4 & HB6 ITEM No DESCRIPTION HOUSING PAWL ASSEMBLY - STBD UPPER BUSH LOWER BUSH SLIDER UPPER SHAFT LOWER SHAFT RUBBER BUFFER COVER DOWEL SOCKET BUTTON HEAD SCREW SOCKET CSK HEAD SCREW SOCKET CSK HEAD SCREW SLOTTED CSK HEAD SCREW SOCKET BUTTON HEAD SCREW SOCKET BUTTON HEAD SCREW...
- Page 10 Self Locking Cassette Bill of Materials ITEM No DESCRIPTION HOUSING PAWL ASSEMBLY SHAFT LOWER BUSH UPPER BUSH UPPER SLIDER COVER RUBBER BUFFER DOWEL PIN SOCKET BUTTON HEAD SCREW SOCKET CSK HEAD SCREW WASHER 14 x2 SOCKET BUTTON HEAD SCREW WASHER SOCKET BUTTON HEAD SCREW SLOTTED CSK HEAD SCREW SOCKET CSK HEAD SCREW...
- Page 11 Customer Support Info@riggingprojects.com +44 23 8045 6358 X- Glide Range Internal Lock Range Fwd Lock Range...
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