The cross bars must be removed from the hulls for the initial installation only. 1. Drill out the rivets holding the cross bar end caps in place, remove the end caps. This may require drilling a hole in the cap to insert a large screw driver that can be used to pry the cap out of the cross bar. Remove any excess sealer that may remain in the end of the cross bar. Reassemble the boat. 2. The back rests are not interchangeable. There is a left side and a right side. Note that the forward end cap

Pin faces towards center. 2) With trampoline loosened, force hulls apart and place bow spreader in position on pins installed on bows 1 I I 3) With swivel cleat mounted to plate, install jib sheet jam cleat plate under existing trampoline hook* as shown. This is installed under center of three tramp hooks. Use the upper two of four holes in the plate. (*For installation on Club Wave see page two...) NOTE: Some very early model boats will require installation of an inspection port to access n

Drill a %" hold in the mast base as shown in figure A. Hobie 16 (older models with molded aluminum hook system). 1. Drill a %" hole as shown in figure B. 2. Remove hook by filing, leaving at least 3/16" of material around hole. 3. Drill head off press pin in mast step casting and remove with punch and hammer. 14 & 16: 1. Place bushing into narrow end of link. 2. Install link in mast step casting as shown in figure C. (There is an "up" arrow stamped into the left side of the link). 3. Tie

The latch catches under the front center so this will ensure better sealing of the black o-ring seal. The key to bending the frame is compressing the yellow foam gasket as much as possible in the front middle and as little as possible in the sides by; 1) Making 4 side screws as loose as possible Step 1: Back off all four side screws (Figure 1) until they start to become slightly loose. 3) Get front 3 screws as tight as possible Step 2: Using a 5/32 drill bit, make a hole between the front s

The installation of the 8" hatch is shown here, but the same instructions apply for the 6" hatch. 1. Remove your old-style hatches from your boat. Be sure to keep the screws because you will be reusing them to install the new hatch. Once the hatch is removed, clean any debris off the kayak surface that may have accumulated over time (sand and small rocks). You will be using the new backing ring that comes with the new hatch, so take the old ring out of the boat and put it aside. 2. Insert the

(Has loops swedged on both ends) Two 3/16 inch shock cord loops for up/down line to arm. Four Zip ties Two linking loops Tools Required 1/8th inch Allen wrench Screw drivers Knife or side cutters This kit is intended… to replace the rudder control lines when the original lines wear out. The following will help guide you through the removal and installation of the new system. 1. Disconnect the old lines from rudder area. (total of 4) Reach inside the 5 inch inspection port to remove the lines fro

Do this by either cutting the wire or drilling the head off the rivet, which fixes the pad-eye. (seulement dans le cas d’adaptation sur un tangon standard) Retirer les cables de support places au centre du tangon. Pour cela, vous pouvez soit couper les cables ou faire sauter la tete du rivet qui fixe le pontet en percant dedans. 2. Slide on to the spinnaker pole from the front cross beam end the composite retriever tube. The groves cut in the moulding simply groove around the fittings on the pol