Stephan L

Hi Luca, on my Mariner there is no panel inside the cabin or in the toilet, nothing goes through to the inside. The attachment points for the sprayhood brackets are only screwed on from the outside, you can't see anything on the inside. Best regards, Stephan

Hi Luka, the sprayhood was already fitted when I bought the boat 3 years ago. Since I'm on vacation now, I can't take any measurements for now, but you can see the attachment points in the picture above, where it was about the daggerboard halyard. I got a new sprayhood last week (just the cover) and it turned out great. I would recommend that you have the sprayhood built by a professional, only then will it be stable, wrinkle-free and look good.

Hello Luca, the daggerboard halyard is coming out of the wrong place! It should actually come out of the rectangular opening at the base of the mast, where you have drawn the yellow circle in your picture. In your case, the daggerboard halyard seems to come out of the mast itself, so you can't lay it like that. The centerboard halyard stays in place even when the mast is removed, as in my picture.

Hi, I can't take any photos at the moment because the boat is still in winter storage, but the centerboard halyard comes out of the mast foot (see picture) and then runs over the deflection blocks on the cabin roof to the Easylock clamp and the winch. If you look in the mast foot, there is a pulley, nothing gets caught there!

It's nice to meet other owners with the same boat here and to be able to exchange experiences and tips. I look forward to hearing from you and exchanging ideas with you! Greetings from Lake Schwerin, Stephan