I should have drawn a diagram - kicker Jeanneau SO 36i

[cliveshelton]

i have been silly. Selden boom with attached single block. 2 more single blocks. 2 lengths of dyneema each with a loop spliced at each end. Plus control line fed to cockpit via a turning back at the base of the mast which has an articulated attachment point at its base. Jeanneau SO36i with original 2007 fittings. Can anyone assist with a diagram please. Thanks

 

[Easticks28]

That's what 'phone cameras are for

 

[Stork_III]

This should give you a clue. http://www.lewmar.com/cms/assets/1/categories/hardware-tech-ref.pdf

 

[jwilson]

i have been silly. Selden boom with attached single block. 2 more single blocks. 2 lengths of dyneema each with a loop spliced at each end. Plus control line fed to cockpit via a turning back at the base of the mast which has an articulated attachment point at its base. Jeanneau SO36i with original 2007 fittings. Can anyone assist with a diagram please. Thanks

I did exactly the same thing on a 2005 SO35: I unreeved the kicker to measure the length and buy new rope, then a day or two later couldn't remember how it was rigged. Felt really stupid, it really was not immediately obvious and I had to go and find a photo of the boat to remember. Later discovered there was a diagram in the boat manual.

 

[FistralG]

Page 52
http://www.jeanneau-owners.com/Manuals/Jeanneau%2036i%20Owners%20Manual.pdf

 

[cliveshelton]

Many thanks. Never got the manual but I should have known there was one available. I suppose I better read it!