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Alanhod
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What was lost is now found, what was unknown is now known

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Yippy,

Thanks N41EF and 69shark for the new PDF C-22 documents. It's true There are at least 7 documents I have never seem. Some of the stuff I figured out on my own years ago BUT WAIT! :idea: :D

So that's what that sliding rectangular hook thing is on my mast. (Catch to Mast Model-335) It's to secure my Pop Top to the mast when the top is up. For years I was wondering just what that dang thing was. I almost took it off and tossed it because I figured it was just some mess a prior owner had put in for some un-known reason long since of no use now. It totally makes sense to me now.

Hey it also shows I redid the wiring runs nearly Identical to the OEM instructions. My boat had almost no wire installed when I got it.

I'm really liking that Cooler mounting bracket under the Keel crank too. I'm going to make one of these.

Never flown my OEM Spinnaker Before. Now I have the real instructions.

Inspection Area's, I never thought about the Fuel Tank Compartment Seal just under the Scuppers as a trouble area. Nice!

Thank you very much! My Manual just grew by another 1/4". :D
Alan
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Alanhod wrote: So that's what that sliding rectangular hook thing is on my mast. (Catch to Mast Model-335) It's to secure my Pop Top to the mast when the top is up. For years I was wondering just what that dang thing was. I almost took it off and tossed it because I figured it was just some mess a prior owner had put in for some un-known reason long since of no use now. It totally makes sense to me now.
Alan
Yep, now take a screw driver and tighten the hook in place (it should not slide) when you raise and lower the back of the pop-top, the front will drop right in 8)
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Post by CaptainScott »

Hey Alan,
As far as that cooler holder,
Lady Jo has one! Come on by and make some copies of it! I'm thinking I might make a new one anyway!


Scott
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