Hanging The Rudder
  -  The rudder with the down haul rope is already mounted in the rudder head and the pintel is attached.
  -  Slip the rudder pintel in between the gudgeon so that the holes line up at the top and bottom, and drop in the 3/16" diameter pin with the bent end up.
  -  Lead the rope out through the angled, black through-deck fitting in the starboard side of the pylon.
  -  Slip a black ball over the end of the rope small hole first.
  -  Tie a simple overhand knot in the very end of the rope and then pole the knot back into the large hole in the ball.
  -  For a right handed person, slip the 7' rudder push rod through the loop in the shock cord that hangs out of the starboard side of the pylon, hall end forward.
  -  Unwind the Unwind the ring that is in the clevis pin and drop the pin through the hole in the starboard rudder horn and reinstall the ring.
  -  Mount the 5' auxiliary push rod on the port side of the boat in the same manner as the starboard push rod.

Centerboard Down Haul
  -  The centerboard comes to you already in place and the down haul already attached.
  -  Feed the centerboard down haul rope out the through deck fitting in the port side of the pylon.
  -  Attach the black ball as you did for the rudder down haul.

Wind Indicator
  -  The wind indicator mount is already in place on the bow of the WINGSAILER.  To attach the Wind Indicator see the included instructions.

IMPORTANT Note from the website publisher:  The Wingsailer used inflatable, cube-shaped plastic jugs for flotation devices in the hull - the same collapsible-style container often used for potable water.  When I bought my Wingsailers, I assumed this was an "invention" of the previous owner.  I was incorrect.  According to the Wingsailer's designer, these flotation cubes were supplied with the Wingsailer, to be used as flotation for the hull.