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Old 20-06-2011, 16:52   #1
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Rigging instructions for the standing rigging of the 321 Oceanis
My owners Manual is s alittle short on Tensioning spec's for teh standing rigging and the haulout halyard for teh roller furling main. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I wasn't there when they decommisioned it so i con't know how it goes together. Does anyone have any good pic's or spec. pages our of their manuals?
Thanks for any info in advance
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