West Wight Potter Cruising vessel Operation & User’s Manual

66, 66 (j) Pump the water pump until baking soda water comes out the spigot. (k) Let the baking soda water soak for 15 about minutes. (l) Drain the backing soda water. (m) Rinse the tank with fresh water. B. Using the Fresh Water Pump (1) Pushing and pulling the handle on the w…

11, 11 (b) Poke the end of the line up through the small hole in the spool. (c) Tie a knot in the end of the line so it will not go back down through the hole in the spool. (d) Route the other end of the furling line through its guides on the deck and to its cleat. After it is routed,…

46, West Wight Potter Cruising vessel 46 B. Removing the Boom (1) Do these steps to remove the boom (see Fig 8-2): Fig 8-2 (a) Disconnect the boom-vang from the mast (if you have a boom-vang). (b) Disconnect the downhaul line from its cleat on the mast. (c) Disconnect the mainsheet pulley from the back …

57, 57 10. Using Hatches, Ports, Lights, Etc. A. Forward Hatch (1) The forward hatch is held closed by two lines that attach to small cleats. This hatch should be secured closed with the lines anytime you tow the boat. This will keep it from accidentally blowing or bouncing open. B.…

3, 3 1. Safety A. US Coast Guard Requirements: (1) The United States Coast Guard requires you to have the following safety equipment on your boat. This is the minimum safety equipment you should have. There may be other laws (state, local, etc.) that require additional safety equipme…