Locate the left and right rudder assemblies. The left one has a red dot and the right one a green dot. The tiller arms should have a slight bow towards the centerline of the boat. INSTALLING THE SAIL BATTENS Unfold the sail and lay it out on the trampoline. There will be a small bundle of thin lines tied to the top of the sail. These are the batten tension lines. Tie the batten tension lines to one of the small grommets at the end of each batten pocket as diagramed in figure 28 (one to each batt

1 Mast Assembly 1-1 Spreader Arm 1-2 Spreader Root 1-3 Clevis Pin 3/16" x 11/16" 1-4 Slide 1-5 Clevis Pin 3/16" x 13/16" 1-6 Brace 1-7 Clevis Pin 3/16" x 9/16" 1-8 Cotter Pin 1-9 Mast Rotation Control Yoke 1-10 Block 1-11 Shackle 1-12 Bolt 4-1/8" Lg. 1-13 Diamond Wire 1-14 Mast Base Assembly 1-15 Nut Nylock 1-16 Diamond Wire Tang 1-17 Mast Tang 1-18 Mast Extrusion 1-19 Clevis Pin 3/16" x 1/2" 1-20 Cotter Pin 20 Illustration No. 2 Jib Halyard Assembly 2-1 Jib Block Housing 2-2 Jib Halyard Wire 2-

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

Bend eye straps to conform to your mast curve. Rivet lower strap (use shorter rivets and seal caps). Rivet upper strap (without seal caps) (use long rivets for 17, 18, 20 & 21), this is above seal.

Slip mast float (blunt end forward) over mast halyard fitting. Re-install pulleys, with screws and nuts from kit, thru float fitting and halyard fitting.

Be sure to follow the applicable instructions. Every Wave Mast Float comes with the mounting bracket already installed to the float. All that remains to be done is to attach the mast float by following the proper installation to mast head instruction. 1. Hobie 14 with Comp Tip Mast Head. This mast uses the same mast head as the Hobie Wave. All that needs to be done is to remove the two clevis pins holding the two sheaves in place and replace them with the 2 each 10-32x1 1/2" machine screws. Rem

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

The tube is hollow except for a plug of foam materia! at the top and the bottom. The plastic luff track section snaps onto the Comptip section. The design causes the track to grip the Comptip section more as more pressure attempts to pull the sail out of the luff track. О TOOLS FOR REPLACEMENT - To replace the luff track you will need two small "blade" or "slot" screwdrivers and a rubber mallet helps. The screwdrivers should have thin blades that can be forced between the Luff track and the

This rudder lock upgrade kit will allow you to apply more holding power for the rudder. To install this new system you will be removing the up/down handle that you are currently using. Follow the instructions below for the kit installation. 1. Using an Allen key wrench, unscrew the bolt that is passing through that handle and pull the handle off of the control arm shaft. 2. Push the control arm shaft in so that it falls in the hull. Reach inside the hull and grab the control arm to take both of