Manufacturer part #: 511-121-01
Backstay flicker - gives the mainsail space to move
This product is designed for use on fractional rigs only. The backstay flicker is fitted on top of the headbox, and used to pull the backstay clear of the sail when gibing and taking. The backstay flicker is NOT designed to carry the extra load from runners and checkstays - ONLY THE WEIGHT OF THE BACKSTAY.
Masthead equipment such as lights, antenna and wind indicators may have to be moved and refitted. Make sure that the backstay flicker has enough clearance to move freely under the instrument brackets etc, when the backstay flicker is bent into sailing position! The clearance must be at least 5 mm between the instrument bracket, wind indictor fittings and other mast head equipment and the backstay flicker.
Modification of the mast top equipments may be necessary to secure the clearance.
The backstay flicker comes complete with fasteners and backstay block.
Manufacturer part #: 511-123-01
1. Drill holes for the straps. The brackets should be placed at least 100 mm apart.
NOTE! Do not drill into the mast walls. 2. The brackets can be cut, to fit smaller headboxes, see fig. 2. 3. To insulate the selftapping stainless screws from the aluminum headbox. Apply water proof grease, Vaseline or
anti-corrosive paste to the screws. Make sure that halyards and sheaves have enough space below the backstay flicker. 4. Fit the timble to the backstay. 5. Slide the backstay flicker into place. 6. Fit the locking screw in the hole at the end of the backstay flicker. 7. Fit the line in and around the backstay flicker with running knots, (see fig. 4). 8. Fit the block with running knot around the timble, (see fig. 3). 9. Adjust the length of the line to approximately 100 mm.
Manufacturer part #: 511-123-01
Manufacturer part #: 511-123-01
Backstay flicker - gives the mainsail space to move
This product is designed for use on fractional rigs only. The backstay flicker is fitted on top of the headbox, and used to pull the backstay clear of the sail when gibing and taking. The backstay flicker is NOT designed to carry the extra load from runners and checkstays - ONLY THE WEIGHT OF THE BACKSTAY.
Masthead equipment such as lights, antenna and wind indicators may have to be moved and refitted. Make sure that the backstay flicker has enough clearance to move freely under the instrument brackets etc, when the backstay flicker is bent into sailing position! The clearance must be at least 5 mm between the instrument bracket, wind indictor fittings and other mast head equipment and the backstay flicker.
Modification of the mast top equipments may be necessary to secure the clearance.
The backstay flicker comes complete with fasteners and backstay block.
Manufacturer part #: 511-123-01NOTE! Do not drill into the mast walls.
anti-corrosive paste to the screws. Make sure that halyards and sheaves have enough space below the backstay flicker.
Manufacturer part #: 511-123-01
| Parts Included | Qty |
|---|---|
| 511-121-01/511-121-01/511-123 Backstay flicker | 1 |
| 508-700 Bracket backstay flicker | 2 |
| 155-701 M6 Self tapping Screws | 4 |
| 162-026 M5 Screw | 1 |
| 307-104 Timble | 1 |
| 592-006 Drillbit Ø 5.3 mm | 1 |
| 613-052 Rope 0.8 m | 1 |
| 595-993 Instructions for assembly | 1 |
Manufacturer part #: 511-123-01
| Part N° | Batten Length | Boat Size |
|---|---|---|
| 511-120-01 | 1200 mm | < 30 ft |
| 511-121-01 | 1400 mm | 30 - 37 ft |
| 511-123-01 | 1800 mm | 37 - 43 ft |