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Hobie Partguides.Pdf HOBIE CAT ILLUSTRATED PART GUIDES BRAVO, WAVE, GETAWAY, 14, 16, 17, 18 & 20 All Illustrated Part Guides, including Tiger, Fox, H21SE, Sport Cruiser, Trifoiler, Hobie One/Holder are available online in our support and parts sections. hobiecat.com/support Be sure to see the Hobie Sailor forums for online technical help. This includes an FAQ section and many ongoing technical and sailing topics. HOBIE CAT WARRANTY HOBIE PARTS WARRANTY Hobie Cat warrants all Hobie Cat manufactured parts and accessories against failure due to materials or workmanship defects for a period of one year. OTHER WARRANTY Any accessories and other merchandise sold by Hobie Cat not mentioned in the paragraph above are not warranted by Hobie Cat. Said accessories and other merchandise may be covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, a copy of which can be furnished by Hobie Cat upon written request. HOBIE CAT’S OBLIGATION Hobie Cat at its option will repair or replace without charge any part or accessory which is found to be defective under the terms and within the period of this Warranty. Buyer must return the accessory with a sales slip as proof of purchase date. BUYER’S OBLIGATION Promptly, upon discovery of a suspected defect, buyer, at its expense, must return the equipment to the Hobie Cat dealer for inspection. Warranty is void if equipment is operated after a suspected defect is, or should have been discovered. WHO IS ENTITLED TO WARRANTY Only the original Buyer of the equipment and accessories from Hobie Cat is entitled to warranty. Warranty may not be transferred. NO WARRANTY OF USED EQUIPMENT Used equipment is sold AS IS; Hobie Cat makes NO WARRANTY concerning its merchantability, condition, durability, age or model year, or fitness for any purpose whatsoever. MUTUAL AGREEMENTS It is agreed that this warranty sets forth Buyer’s exclusive right and remedy against Hobie Cat with respect to the equipment and accessories. It is in lieu of all other express warranties and all implied warranties, including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness. Hobie Cat assumes no other like or unlike liability for loss of cargo, use, profit or consequential damages of any kind in connection with the sale, alteration, use, repair or replacement of equipment or any part thereof. 42 PART GUIDES RUDDER ASSEMBLY RUDDER ASSEMBLY - EZ LOC HOBIE BRAVO 90312000 (PRE-“EZ LOC” RUDDER SYSTEM) REPLACEMENT HULL - 90010000 3/04 - Serial 6129 Tiller Extension 90550011 Grip 3206 Tiller Extension 90550001 End Cap 10560000 Decals - 12450015 "Curls" Set Handle 71190011 Tiller Arm Tiller Connector Cap 12450016 "Bravo" Each Tiller Hinge Screw 8030201 (2) 10532010 90382011 90560020 Drain Plug w/ gasket Screw 8032061 Rudder Linkage Tendon 37561011 10091000 (2) Nut 8050101 50313201 Screw 8030701 (2) EZ LOC Rudder Pintles Hinge Yoke 3205 Tube Rivet Tiller End Cap Upper Pintle 90880211 50313301 Up-Lock 37561001 Hiking Pads 90440011 End Cap 90560041 Lower Pintle 90880221 Screw 8031191 pin kit Upper Casting Hiking Strap Webbing 8001850 Mainsheet Bracket Washer 8080561 50314001 50311031 (9’3”) Pintles: (For Aluminum 90700201 Rudder Lower Casting Strap Adjuster 90440021 Castings / Pre-March 2004) Screw 8030981 EZ LOC Blade 50322001 Upper Pintle 90880111 Nut 8050211 Rudder 20493000 Cam Lower Pintle 38101401 Upper Bolt 8040391 Blade 10480000 Long Loc Screw 8030411 Nut 8050331 20491000 EZ LOC Housing 50313001 Rudder Bushing Fwd Hatch 8” 71702011 Rear Hatch 6” 71701011 Righting Block Detent Plunger 20492021 Upper 8062001 Fwd Hatch Gasket 71331001 Rear Gasket 71320001 Cheek Block H233 Retainer Clip 90880231 Lower 38360001 Screws 8031130 Screw 8030261 Screws 8030071 Bungee (3/16” x 10”) Bolt 8040331 RS316BLK Nut 8050311 Lower Bolt 8040321 “A” Frame Vertical Support Assy Bravo Mast Float w/Starps and Buckles Washer 8080671 Serial Numbers 702 - Higher 90710000 90600011 Hull # CCMQ1028 - Lower Nut 8050331 Serial Numbers 701 - Lower 90710011 90600012 Hull # CCMQ1029 - Higher A-frame Connector 90501031 SAIL Batten #3 (10’) Screw 8030380 (Older) Bravo Sail 91031011 Screw 8030361 (Newer) 9099XXXX Washer 8080481 (Newer) Batten Cap Sail Bag 91011001 Furler Strap w/ Clip 90501036 90992000 Washer 8080551 Nylon "Saddle" Strap 90600021 (2 Per) Screw 8030181 Screw 8030071 (4 Per) Mast/Sail Bag Batten #2 (11’ 6 5/8”) Attachment Web Strap 90991000 91021111 W/ Buckle 90600041 (2 Per) MAST A-Frame Support Base Cap 90710009 (Older 1/4-20) Comptip 90710010 (Newer 5/16-18) Luff Batten Pocket 8031810 Stud 5/16-18 90611001 Protector Kit 22080011 Batten #1 (5’ 6 1/2”) 91011011 A-FRAME 2 Pc A-frame 90701001* Mast Keeper Knob 90502031 Screw Padeye 71220001 8030361 Camcleat Hook (sew-on) 91050010 Hinge/Gate 37380001 Assy 90500021 Screw 8031130 Boom (Accessory) 90720000 Cover Plate 90700050 *A-Frame Attachment Kit SCREW Serial 0001-0501 Serial 0502-Current 8031130 Part #90711001 Part #90711011 Lower Mast 90613000 (Fits newer boats serial 663-Higher) Older boats require modified step assy Mainsheet System #90172011 Hook 38670011 MAST STEP ASSY Block Mast Step Assy 90170011 90700121 (Serial 663-NEWER) Mast Step Assy 90170001 (Serial 662-OLDER) Mainsheet Line RM516BLU (28 1/2’) Screws 8032011 RIGHTING LINE Eyelet Posts (2) Mast Ball 41220001 Pre-EZ LOC 90640021 Lower Block Mast Collars (3) Lower Block With Post 90610101 90700111 90700131 Delrin Balls (48) Nut 8050111 90610111 Low Pro Nut 8050101 BRAVO RIVET GUIDE Vertical Support Tube Base 8010181 (4) ( ) Indicates quantity need to fasten Mast Bearing Webbing Strap 8010181 (2) part 90612111 Single Block Older Cable A-frame Connector 8010131 (2) 90440050 Mainsheet Mast Furler Line attachment Rudder assembly Comptip Notch 8010181(1) 8004301 Righting Line Upper Casting 8010131 (3) Collars 8010131 (4/collar) 3/16” x 9’ RL012BLU (10’ 9”) 90700011 Tiller End Cap 8010131 (2) Eyelet Posts 8011231 (1/post) Bravo Extension Cap 8010181 (1) A-Frame Bungee Cord Gate Hinge 8012062 (1) Boom RS014BLK (7’) End Cap 57130000(2) Padeye 8010131 (2) Boom Cap Casting 8010131 (2) Cam Cleat 8010131 (2) Mast Base Padeyes 8010131 (2/padeye) 90640011 Cheek Block H233 Cam Cleat 8010131 (2) Screw 8031151 HOBIE BRAVO 43 WAVE VERSION NOTES: HOBIE WAVE STANDARD wave / CLASSIC OR “SE” - (CAR TOppaBLE) ONE PIECE TRAMPOLINE, SHROUDS AND BRIDLES CONNECT WITH HOOKS REPLACEMENT HULL - LEFt 39010001 CLUB wave -THREE PIECE TRAMPOLINE. SHROUDS AND BRIDLES CONNECT WITH CLEVIS PINS REPLACEMENT HULL - RIGht 39020001 CLUB items listed only if different from standard SE wave model. ‘97–nEWER (SN 1438-ABOVE) FOrwarD CROSSBAR 38131041 CLASSIC / SE WAVE MAST STEP CASTING 38171001 POST (THREADED) 38170001 BALL 50212301 EYESTRAP BASE STEP PIN 8020451 38120011 SCREW ‘96–OLDER 8030331 MAST STEP CASTING 10170011 BLACK FOrwarD MAST STEP LINK KIT 21380001 END CAP 39130021 SEAT PAD LT BLUE 38010061 TURNING BLOck h224 TRAMP TENSION HOOK 38760061 EYE STRAP KIt 2072 RING 61290011 POrt COVER (UNDER seat paD) - EYE strap 10076 38370001 - screw ss010320515 TRAMP TENSION SCREW (NEWER MODELS AND RETROFITS) - nut 8051301 8031950 WIRE 38970051 CLASSIC TRAMPOLINE CHAIN plate 39100011 (PAIR) TRAMP TUBE (4 PER SCREW 8030331 3897XXXX SIDE) 38760021 (XXXX = Color / See parts list for available options) INSERT CAP 38120031 OLDER - TRAMPOLINE ANCHOR HOOK 38760031 TURNING BLOck h225 NEWER- ALUMINUM CASTING PINTLES (BOATS WITH TRACKS) CROSS BAR STOP plate REAR CROSSBAR 38191031 BLACK REAR UPPER PINTLE 38101301 TRAMP TENSION SLIDE 38760071 LOWER PINTLE 38101401 38132001 SE LACE ROD 49" 38881011 END cap 38190021 STOPPER / FOAM 8003255 (FT) EZ LOC RUDDER PINTLES SE VELCRO LACE STRAP DRAIN PLUG W/GASKET UPPER PINTLE 90880211 (4 PER BOat) 38970061 LOWER PINTLE 90880221 91281000 AFTER S/N 1973 USE 10091000 LONG LOCK SCREW 8030411 KEEPER WIRE /W PIN 38490011 ACCESSORIES BOW SPREADER 38999021 END Cap 38950011 BOW SPREADER TANG 38120041 SEAT BACKREST KIT 38040011 CLUB WAVE BACKREST InstallatION QUICK PIN 8020181 BACKREST PLUG, FOrwarD 38660011 ( CLUB waVE VERSION–iTEMS LISTED BELOW ONLY IF DIFFERENT FROM stanDARD waVE MODEL. ) BACKREST PLUG, aFt 38660031 MAIN TRAVELER KIT (CLUB) 39250000 TRAMP TRACK 39341011 CLUB TRAMPOLINE 3997XXXX (XXXX = Color / See parts list for available options) CHAIN plate 39100011 TRAMP LACE LINE RH014WHT CENTER - 21’ AFT - 11’ (2) INSPECTION PORT 5” 41370001 44 HOBIE WAVE TILLER CONNECTOR KITS AND PARTS TILLER CROSS BARS 1957 KIT - '07 TILLER CONNECTOR 39521001 CLUB BOLT (62") 1956 KIT - CLUB TILLER CONNECTOR 39522001 TENDON (62") (REPLACES TENDON STYLE WITH CLUB BOLT STYLE) 39524001 '07 EZ LOC (67") 1954 KIT - CLUB TILLER CONNECTOR / UPGRADE FOR EARLY BOATS WITH ORIGINAL CURVED TENDON CONNECTORS: INCLUDES TILLER CROSS BAR AND ALL TILLER CONNECTOR FITTINGS RUDDER ASSEMBLY EZ LOC RUDDER ASSEMBLY Pre-“EZ LOC” Rudder System 39312000 * = SUB ASSEMBLY PART / INCLUDED WITH CASTING '07 TILLER CONNECTOR (1957) END CAP - WITH PIN 37561203 Upper Bolt 8040391 TILLER ARM 38321111 *BOLT Nut 8050331 *WASHER END CAP - THROUGH HOLE 37561200 8040301 Tiller Arm 8080181 CLIP 40590001 39382011 UPPER CASTING Rudder Linkage *CAM BLACK SCREW 8031151 50313201 Up-Lock 10480000 LEFT 50321001 RIVET 8010261 Tube Rivet pin kit *PIN *CAM PLATE RIGHT 50341001 SHOCK CORD (10") RS316BLK 50313301 50314001 50312301 203520000 LOWER CASTING CLUB TILLER CONNECTOR (1954 / 1956) EZ LOC Housing 50313001 BLACK 50322001 BOLT Detent Plunger 20492021 RUDDER PIN BUSHING 8040331 TILLER ARM TILLER CONNECTOR SCREW 40530021 EZ LOC Retainer Clip 90880231 UPPER 8062001 SWIVEL INSERT BEARING 40680001 Bungee (3/16” x 10”) RS316BLK RUDDER LOWER 38360001 NUT END CAP BLADE 8050311
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