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J/105 side-view illustration showing the mast, mainsail, headsail, standing rigging, boom, rudder and fixed keel.
J/105 · Illustrated guideEnlarge diagram

Illustration based on the J/Boats J/105 references. The asymmetric spinnaker is not shown; the bowsprit is extended for identification.

Rig details

J/105 lower-rig illustration based on the J/Boats profile. Select a numbered point or part name to browse options.

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J/105 · Illustrated guideEnlarge diagram

Illustration based on the J/Boats J/105 references. The bowsprit is shown extended for identification. Hardware arrangements vary between boats. Wheel-equipped version shown.

Cockpit details

J/105 cockpit illustration showing the wheel, coarse and fine mainsheet controls, traveler, winches and vang. Select a numbered point to browse the related parts.

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J/105 · Illustrated guideEnlarge diagram

Illustration adapted from the Harken J/105 layout. Repeated fittings share a selector. This is a location guide; installed arrangements may vary. Wheel-equipped version shown; tiller versions also exist.

Deck details

J/105 overhead deck illustration showing traveler, steering wheel, winches, sail tracks, hatches and deck fittings. Paired fittings share a selector.

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J/105 · Illustrated guideEnlarge diagram

Illustration based on the J/Boats J/105 references. Repeated fittings share a selector; selecting it highlights their locations.

Part 1 · Know your J/105

Mast

The fractional rig uses an aluminum mast with two spreader levels. Identify the mast section and installed fittings before choosing replacements.

91336 - Mast Fitting For Rigid Boom Vang
Example from our catalog 91336 - Mast Fitting For Rigid Boom Vang
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Part 2 · Know your J/105

Mainsail

The mainsail sits behind the mast. Confirm dimensions, attachment details and the class requirements for racing use.

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Part 3 · Know your J/105

Jib

The jib works with the forestay and furling system. Check luff attachment, dimensions and the intended sail specification.

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Part 4 · Know your J/105

Standing rigging

Shrouds and stays support the mast. The original specification uses rod rigging; match the installed rods, terminals and adjusters.

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Part 5 · Know your J/105

Boom

The boom supports the mainsail and carries its controls. Match the section, end fittings and rig configuration.

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Part 6 · Know your J/105

Spade rudder

The rudder blade sits beneath the hull. Match the blade, stock, bearings and steering connection to the specific J/105; this is not a transom-mounted rudder.

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Part 7 · Know your J/105

Fixed keel

The fixed fin and bulb provide ballast and lateral resistance. Deep and shoal-draft versions exist; identify the keel and hull before specifying parts.

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Part 8 · Know your J/105

Retractable bowsprit

The carbon bowsprit carries the asymmetric spinnaker tack. Match the tube, bearings and deployment fittings. It is extended here for identification; the spinnaker is not shown.

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Part 9 · Know your J/105

Hydraulic backstay adjuster

The hydraulic adjuster changes backstay tension. Match pin diameters, stroke, closed length and rated load to the installed system.

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Part 10 · Know your J/105

Mainsheet purchase

The boom-mounted blocks work with the lower purchase and fine adjustment. Compare attachment points, sheave sizes and working loads.

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Part 11 · Know your J/105

Mainsheet traveler

The traveler positions the mainsheet attachment across the cockpit. Match the track, car and control fittings as a system.

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Boom vang

The rigid vang supports the boom and controls its rise. Match the support unit, tackle, mounting geometry and required loads.

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Part 13 · Know your J/105

Gooseneck

This joint connects the boom to the mast. Identify the exact mast bracket, boom end, pin and articulation before ordering.

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Shroud terminals & chainplates

The rod terminals connect the shrouds to structural deck fittings. Match the terminal system, pin sizes and chainplates to the boat.

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Part 15 · Know your J/105

Jib furler

The drum, swivel, foils and headstay form the furling system. The catalog example is the drum package, box 1 of 2; it is not a complete kit.

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Part 16 · Know your J/105

Primary winches

The cockpit winches handle loaded sheets. Compare the installed winches, gearing, mounting footprint and rope range before selecting a replacement.

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Part 17 · Know your J/105

Coachroof winches

These winches serve halyards and other sail controls. Match their mounting footprint, gearing, drum and rope range.

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Part 18 · Know your J/105

Stanchions & lifelines

The stanchions support the double lifelines. Compare height, tube diameter, bases and lifeline terminals with the boat.

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Part 19 · Know your J/105

Steering wheel

This guide shows the wheel-equipped version. Other J/105s use a tiller; wheel size, hub and pedestal parts must match the installed steering system.

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Part 20 · Know your J/105

Upper & lower mainsheet fiddles

The upper and lower fiddle blocks form the main purchase. Match both attachments, the two sheave sizes and the required working load.

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Part 21 · Know your J/105

Boom-mounted turning block

This single block redirects a line at the boom. Match its attachment, sheave size, rope diameter and load direction to the existing mainsheet layout.

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Part 22 · Know your J/105

Fine-tune upper fiddle

The suspended fiddle forms the upper part of the mainsheet fine adjustment. Check the attachment, sheaves and line path.

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Fine-tune lower ratchet fiddle

The lower fiddle adds ratchet control and a becket to the fine-tune purchase. Match the exact attachment and line-end arrangement.

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Part 24 · Know your J/105

Mainsheet ratchet block

The ratchet controls the loaded mainsheet before it reaches the cleat. Compare grip, operation, rope range and working load.

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Swivel cleat bases

The rotating bases present the coarse and fine controls to the crew. Check base mounting, block connection, cleat height and any required adapter.

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Part 26 · Know your J/105

Traveler car

The traveler car carries the mainsheet attachment and its controls. Match track profile, bearings, load rating and toggle configuration.

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Traveler track

The transverse track guides the car across the cockpit. Check profile, supported span, fasteners and end fittings.

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Part 28 · Know your J/105

Traveler control turning block

The stand-up block redirects a traveler control line. Match attachment, line diameter and the direction of load.

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Part 29 · Know your J/105

Traveler control cam cleat

The cam cleat holds the traveler control. Match line size, mounting centers, fairlead and release angle.

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Part 30 · Know your J/105

Primary winches

The paired cockpit winches control loaded sheets. Compare the installed units and mounting footprint; the example is a product option, not confirmation of fit.

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Part 31 · Know your J/105

Coachroof winches

The paired coachroof winches work with halyards and control lines. Match the drum, gearing, installation and rope range.

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Part 32 · Know your J/105

Double footblock

The stacked footblock redirects sheets along the deck. Check both sheaves, mounting centers and the load from each line.

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Part 33 · Know your J/105

Vang tackle blocks

The upper fiddle and lower ratchet fiddle work with the rigid vang. This layout uses a lower block with a becket and integrated cam cleat; match the complete purchase.

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Part 34 · Know your J/105

Steering wheel & pedestal

The wheel connects through the pedestal and steering system to the rudder. Match the wheel hub and steering hardware; tiller-equipped J/105s use a different arrangement.

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Part 35 · Know your J/105

Steering wheel & pedestal

This overhead view uses the wheel configuration. Confirm wheel hub, pedestal and below-deck steering parts; tiller versions require different components.

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Part 36 · Know your J/105

Traveler assembly

The traveler spans the cockpit ahead of the helm. Match the car, track and end controls before choosing replacement parts.

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Part 37 · Know your J/105

Primary winches

The two cockpit winches handle the sheets. Compare the existing winches, load requirements, rope range and mounting footprint.

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Part 38 · Know your J/105

Coachroof winches

These two winches sit beside the companionway. Identify the installed model and the control lines it serves.

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Part 39 · Know your J/105

Jib tracks & lead cars

The paired tracks position the jib sheet leads. Match the track section, car dimensions and required lead angle.

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Part 40 · Know your J/105

Companionway & sliding hatch

The hatch and drop boards close the cabin entrance. Match the opening, runners, seals and boat version.

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Part 41 · Know your J/105

Mast partners & deck fittings

The mast passes through the deck partners. Identify the mast section, boot, collar and nearby attachments before selecting parts.

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Part 42 · Know your J/105

Foredeck hatch

The larger forward hatch provides access and ventilation. Measure the frame, cutout and mounting before ordering a hatch or seals.

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Part 43 · Know your J/105

Small cabin-top hatch

The smaller hatch sits ahead of the mast area. Compare the frame, opening, hinges and seals on your boat.

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Part 44 · Know your J/105

Furler & headstay attachment

The furling system meets the headstay fitting at the bow. The example is a drum package only, box 1 of 2; confirm the other required components.

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Part 45 · Know your J/105

Bowsprit & deployment fittings

The retractable bowsprit extends ahead of the bow for the asymmetric spinnaker. Check the tube, bearings, seal and deployment arrangement.

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Part 46 · Know your J/105

Bow & stern pulpits

The pulpit rails support the ends of the lifelines. Match the rail shape, height, bases and attachment positions.

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Part 47 · Know your J/105

Stanchions & lifelines

The side stanchions carry the double lifelines. Match tube diameter, height, base geometry and terminals.

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Part 48 · Know your J/105

Mooring cleats

The deck cleats secure dock lines. Check mounting centers, backing, load requirements and clearance before replacement.

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Part 49 · Know your J/105

Cabin-top handrails

The rails provide handholds alongside the cabin top. Match length, height, fastener spacing and backing to the boat.

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