Is England anywhere near Southampton, NY?where are you located? I think you may be in England.
Here is a link to a pictorial on how to change the line on a H260 but the procedure is the same on the H240 and the H23.5 If you use boat stands be sure to chain them together which the author did not mention in his "step 1"I have a Hunter 24. The line that is used to raise the center board is fraying and needs to be replaced. My boatyard doesn't know much about sailboats. How should I advise them on how to replace the line? Thanks
This link brings me back to the SBO home page.Here is a link to a pictorial on how to change the line on a H260 but the procedure is the same on the H240 and the H23.5 If you use boat stands be sure to chain them together which the author did not mention in his "step 1"
Also be sure to use the correct diameter uphaul line or it will bind and make lifting the board really difficult. Good luck.
http://hunter.sailboatowners.com/in...id=267&cat_id=20&aid=6224&page=article&mn=260
Can you check that link please? It's not working for me.Here is a link to a pictorial on how to change the line on a H260 but the procedure is the same on the H240 and the H23.5 If you use boat stands be sure to chain them together which the author did not mention in his "step 1"
Also be sure to use the correct diameter uphaul line or it will bind and make lifting the board really difficult. Good luck.
http://hunter.sailboatowners.com/in...id=267&cat_id=20&aid=6224&page=article&mn=260
No, the boat needs to be four to five feet off the ground to do it.Just bought a Hunter 240 and the centerboard got stuck on its maiden voyage. Upon inspection while on trailer, found a dead fish stuck up in the hinge joint. Maybe that was the problem. Will try again tomorrow. By the way, I will need to replace the centerboard line. Can this be done while on the trailer? Can you walk me through?