Dinghy trailers

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daysailers with mains to 125 ft2 (11.6m2). 4:1 Fiddle: The basic 4:1 fiddle block vang is commonly used on dinghies and small keelboats. 8:1 Cascaded Fiddle: A doubling block increases the purchase of the vang to 8:1. The load on the fiddle blocks is halved so they can be used safely on larger boats

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-beam/pinstop holes* 1711/16" .45 3 76 2.3 65 #10 5 453.24 Dinghy low-beam/pinstop holes* 2311/16" .6 3 76 3.1 87 #10 5 Track *1st hole 13/8" (34 mm) 1/4" 6 mm 5/8" 16 mm 1/2" 12 mm Flexible, lightweight, lashing attachment allows block to articulate freely on 450 jib car.

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350 381 345 352 371 349 340 347 344 346 342 343 341 353 348 31 29 mm Carbo The compact 29 mm Carbo is extremely strong. Use our miniature Carbo as a mainsheet block on small dinghies such as the Optimist, or for low-friction control blocks on any size boat. Doubles and triples

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147 434 (162, 163) 435 (164, 165) 436 (207, 208) 464 465 483 482 Small Boat Furling Small Boat Furlers Harken® Small Boat furling systems allow the trailerable cruising or dinghy sailor to set and furl the jib from the cockpit. Drums and halyard swivels feature multiple stacked races

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and has a ferrule head for soft attachments. Use for: Dinghy control lines Spinnaker pole trip lines Big Boat leech lines Outhauls Downhauls Cunninghams Traveler controls Halyards on prams Part No. Sheave Ø Length Weight Max line Ø Maximum working load Breaking load Description in mm in mm oz g

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assemblies of the same load). Compact, less windage, quick and easy to operate, compared to competitive blocks, of the same load. Even with cold & wet hands. Dual sheave blocks are used on cruising boats and even on motor yachts like Ilona (to fix the dinghy and helicopter ), and top competitive boats

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. All data approx and subject to change without notice. Unspecified dims. mm. Other sizes available on special order. Break load approx. 2 x MWL. DS: Dual Sheave Block | Custom Other throats available Part Sheave Ø Max. Line (mm.) Throat (mm.) MWL (Kg.) Wt.(Gm.) 50-150-18 DS-HL 150 35 65 30.000 3.360 50

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Seetrac Alarm Panel PANIC BUTTON TOW GUARD ZONE EAP-911 RESET MUTE MOB-TRAK Alarms : Tender & Jet-ski PANIC, ON-TOW & MOB. Bridge mount audible panel & direct interface to main vessel alarm system Seetrac is a Ship Security system, tracking Tenders & Jet-skis. Supports Tender Depth, PANIC

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with a group of friends to Burnham-on-Crouch, a well-known sailing centre on the East Coast of England, they saw a fleet of racing dinghies sail by. They were so impressed with these sleek sailing boats that they went along to the Royal Corinthian Yacht Club to find out more. There they met an American

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& hook racks 68 Highfield levers 65 Mast and boom straps 66 Mast gates and step 69 Mast tangs 69 Mirror dinghy mast fittings 67 Nylon mast & tube fittings 76 Plastic mast head sheave box 74 Rigging screws 71 Rigging stud screw 71 Sheave boxes 72 Sheave boxes - high tension 72 Sheave boxes -

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bracket 5 45 1.5 16 Mast & boom straps continued A4184 A4314 A4314R Part No. Description Fixing Hole Size mm Mast Dia mm Boom Size mm Sheave Width mm Weight g A4184 Spinnaker crane 4 33 - 18 49 A4314 Gooseneck 4 - 5 50 - 70 20+ - 84 A4314R Gooseneck 4 - 5 50 - 70 43 - 88 Mirror dinghy mast

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www.allenbrothers.co.uk 73 SPARS & RIGGING ACCESSORIES Sheave boxes - keelboat Specially designed for keelboat halyard entry and exit boxes with side flanges to reduce jamming. All sizes are suitable for ropes up to 10mm in diameter. A...8 A...8A A..28 Part No. Description Sheave Width mm

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72 www.allenbrothers.co.uk SPARS & RIGGING ACCESSORIES A...6 A...6B A...6H Part No. Description Sheave Width mm Sheave Dia mm Slot Size mm Weight g Hole Centres mm Hole Size mm A...6 Plain bearing acetal resin sheave 8 38 52 x 15 34 65 4 A...6B Ball bearing alloy sheave 8 38 52 x 15

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out of a stage they must not remove the mask until the stage is on deck. 3.12.2 Removing the Mask Pull the nose block device knob away from your face before you start to remove the mask. A good tender will be prepared to help the diver with the removal of the mask as required. After the diver is well

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, communications with the diver, and diving procedures. The station can be as simple as a tender with a set of ?phones? (communication amplifier), or as complex as a control van in the midst of a saturation system. When using a high-pressure console, for maximum breathing performance it is desirable

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Kirby Morgan® BandMasks® 18 & 28 112 © Copyright 1970-2010 Kirby Morgan Dive Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Document #100720002 8.3 Nose Block Assembly 8.3.1 Nose Block Assembly Removal Tools Required: Slip Joint Pliers and a Rag or cloth 7/16 ? Open-End Wrench 1) Hold the nose block

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. While the weight of the mask is heavy out of the water, it will be almost unnoticeable underwater. Your tender may assist you in donning your mask if you prefer. In this case, the procedure is the same as donning by yourself, except that your tender will close the zipper on the hood and fasten the spider

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back from the edge of the top three legs of the spider, and two holes back from You must be capable of donning, adjusting, and removing the mask by yourself. Your tender should always be available to assist you when you are donning the mask. The tender should be able to see if any of your gear