Harken 1027 MKIII Hydraulic Jib Reefing & Furling - Manual (Page 3)

April 2000 Hydraulic 3/3.25 3
■ STAINLESS STEEL SURFACE
Be careful not to scratch the stainless steel surfaces of the
lower unit. Lay the unit on terry cloth or other soft material
while assembling.
The hydraulic unit is polished stainless and does not have
chrome plating. This surface can be polished using standard
stainless steel polishes to maintain its appearance.
■ PORT SIDE UP
Keep the port side of the unit facing up when sitting on its
side.
If unit will sit for a long period of time, or is stored or
shipped, keep the port side of the lower unit facing up. This
will prevent gear oil from leaking out of a pressure relief
valve.
If a small amount of gear oil does leak out of the valve during
shipping or installation, it will drip out of the bottom of the
unit when up in sailing position. Use a rag to catch this
leakage.
■ HOSES
Hoses are not supplied with furler.
Use SAE 100 R1 or R2 hoses.
Sizes depend on the distance that the hoses will run and the
power source. For shorter runs use:
Two Drive Hoses: -6 ( 3 /
8
" ID)
One Drain Hose: -4 ( 1 /
4
" ID)
Contact Harken for further hose size recommendations.
■ HOSE END FITTINGS
Hose fittings are not supplied with furler.
All fittings must be stainless steel. Standard attachment
method uses female hose end fittings.
Furling unit end fittings have JIC 37° flair fittings.
Note: Do not use locking solution or tape on connections.
Hose end fittings sizes:
Drive fittings - JIC 9/16-18 female swivel
Drain fittings - JIC 7/16-20 female swivel
■ ALTERNATE FITTING METHOD
Remove furling unit end fittings. Use SAE straight thread
O-ring male hose end fittings:
Drive fitting - 9/16-18
Drain fitting - 7/16-20
TIP: When the port side is up, the sideplate with the winch
handle socket will be facing down.
General Specifications Stainless Surface/Port Side Up/Hoses/Fittings