This page provide links to detailed drawings of the rig or rig assemblies.
Hover over the dashed ovals to see the name of the detail area and click to go to that detail page.
Mast head detail
Spreader, shroud attachment details
Shroud attachment at deck details
Mast step detail
Deck fairlead details
Deck fairlead details
Backstay attachment detail
Front of jib details
Jib attachment details
Main boom attachment details
Boom vang details
Jib boom details
Main boom details
The detail pages included in this drawing are:
- Backstay Attachment Detail: Details of the backstay and how it attaches to the deck at the backstay attachment bracket.
- Boom Vang Details: Details of the boom vang attachment to the mast and the main boom.
- Deck Fairlead Details: Details of the connection of the sheets (jib sheet and main sheet) to the sheet line that comes up through the deck fairlead.
- Front of Jib Details: Details of the front of the jib boom including the jib club fitting attachment for the jibstay and jib tack and the jib swivel attachment to the jib rack.
- Jib Attachment Details: Details of the area where the jib attaches to the mast including the jibstay attachment, the jib halyard, mast tangs, and upper shroud attachment.
- Jib Boom Details: Details of the after end of the jib boom including the jib sheet rigging to the deck fairlead, the jib outhaul, and the topping lift.
- Main Boom Attachment Details: Details of the attachment of the main boom to the mast including the gooseneck fitting, the downhaul, and the boom vang.
- Main Boom Details: Details of the after end of the main boom including the rigging of the main sheet, and the outhaul.
- Mast Head Detail: Details on the top of the mast including the mast crane, backstay attachment, jib halyard attachment, and the head of the mainsail.
- Mast Step Detail: Details of the connection of the mast to a simple on-deck mast step.
- Spreader, Shroud Attachment Detail: Details of the area where the spreader goes through the mast including the lower shroud attachment point on the mast.
