320 Deck reinforcements
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Topic: 320 Deck reinforcements
Posted By: shaukaas
Subject: 320 Deck reinforcements
Date Posted: 26 May 2009 at 12:29
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Does anyone hold drawings on where all reinforcements, incl. the aluminium plates,
are in the deckmold on the Hanse 320? The guys at the yard in Germany does not seem to give any support to my dealer in Norway on this matter...  ------------- S/Y Nadun - Hanse 320#171 LG3600 - NOR13510 |
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Posted By: nickfabbri
Date Posted: 27 May 2009 at 11:49
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i read a thread on here about using a detector that you can get from any hardware shop for detecting copper pipes or electrical cables through walls. Apparently this does the job ------------- Nick71 Hanse 320 |
Posted By: shaukaas
Date Posted: 27 May 2009 at 12:18
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Well - that would actually work! But why doesn't the yard have drawings for their boats? I am still missing a pipe-layout drawing for the plumbing. There is no documentation for the Simnet network, and the electrical drawings was received by e-mail... There should also be something a "webbing index" (the best translation I was able to find...) for the crane operator, when lifting the boat to/from the water..... ?  ------------- S/Y Nadun - Hanse 320#171 LG3600 - NOR13510 |
Posted By: nickfabbri
Date Posted: 28 May 2009 at 09:39
 If you mean the lifting points for hoisting the boat, then i will take some photos of my boat. my yard hoisted the boat a couple of months ago and placed stickers at the relevant points. It is a little tricky though as the front sling is placed very near the transducer and the rear one close to the drive leg.
As for the simnet network; it doesnt really matter as you can plug the components in anywhere. What i will tell you in that on my boat there are spare ports on a four way simnet adapter in two places. The first is to the left side of the opening in the hatch at the rear of the port locker. The second is behind the switch panel. I had to find this all myself as the marine installation service in the boatyard where Hanse are based in the UK refused to help me as I didnt buy my autopilot from them.
Hope this helps. ------------- Nick71 Hanse 320 |
Posted By: nickfabbri
Date Posted: 28 May 2009 at 10:02
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oh and by the way the Bon Jovi look alikes to the rigth of the photo have nothing to do with me. ------------- Nick71 Hanse 320 |
Posted By: shaukaas
Date Posted: 28 May 2009 at 10:38
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Thanks a lot - this is very helpful indeed! Last summer I had the boat on a slip with a trolley that slides into the water on steel rails. The weight of the boat is only at the keel, but there are four supports in place to keep the boat in balance - on the keel. This worked out great, but for later use (or for a potentially 2nd owner) it would come in handy to have this kind of information - and it should definitly be a standard document provided in the "sh*t bag" keeping all the documentation for the boat. (Mostly limitied warranty information, though...)  ------------- S/Y Nadun - Hanse 320#171 LG3600 - NOR13510 |
Posted By: shaukaas
Date Posted: 03 June 2009 at 22:05
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I have now received drawings, showing the deck reinforcements on the H320. http://www.maen.no/hanse/H320-3040-000-00.pdf - H320-3040-000-00.pdf ------------- S/Y Nadun - Hanse 320#171 LG3600 - NOR13510 |
Posted By: nickfabbri
Date Posted: 04 June 2009 at 09:28
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thank you very much. Very useful diagram to have. ------------- Nick71 Hanse 320 |
Posted By: AdrianB
Date Posted: 10 June 2009 at 12:43
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An interesting diagram that makes me curious..... If you have a cabin mounted main sheet then it appears to have two reinforcement plates (14 on the diagram) for the blocks. If you have a cockpit mounted mainsheet traveller then it has reinforcement (05). But the standard boat we have ordered just has the mainsheet blobk attached to the floor in the centre of the cockpit. But the diagram doesn't show any re-inforcement point there.. Is that correct / safe? Adrian |
Posted By: shaukaas
Date Posted: 10 June 2009 at 17:40
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I've asked myself the same question, as I have not seen any 320's with the mainsheet on the cabin roof. On my boat I orderred a mainsheet traveller; but Hanse has mounted some wooden plate reinforcements on the "inside" of the boat as well. (They are visible from the aft cabin, and the storage compartement.) I'm thinking about the same solution for my padeye holding the rear-end of the Genaker bowsprit (which might also te be used as a downhaul in the future); through going bolts, loads of sika - and a white painted wooden plate on the inside... Any comments, ideas?  ------------- S/Y Nadun - Hanse 320#171 LG3600 - NOR13510 |
Posted By: AdrianB
Date Posted: 12 June 2009 at 05:40
I have contacted the efficient and helpful dealer we have here in Sydney. They have confirmed that the main sheet block has its own backing plate under the cockpit floor and not an embedded plate. This is obviously a much stronger and more satisfactory solution. |
shaukaas wrote:Posted By: mdd
Date Posted: 26 May 2024 at 13:17
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Hi shaukaas Do you by any chance still have the 320 deck reinforcement diagram? The link provided does not work any longer. Cheers, Matias
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Posted By: FTK
Date Posted: 27 May 2024 at 09:13
 If you give me your email address I could send you in a better format (pdf) ------------- 320 #145 |
Posted By: mystudio
Date Posted: 27 May 2024 at 21:08
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Not all are true. E.g. the traveller plates are not on every 320. But this gives a good overview and with a metal detector you can check your hull. ------------- #004|Jefa DD1|ACU200|EV1|P70|Raymarine E7|Axiom Pro9s|B&G displays|Emtrak transponder|Lewmar traveller|Dyneema|Flexofold|Carbon pole|ball bearing genoacars|Membrame sails|Spi and asym spi|N2K->Wifi |
Posted By: Airborne_76
Date Posted: 10 October 2024 at 11:52
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Hi I would love to get a PDF copy of this And any other drawings for the 320 you might have
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Posted By: Phhl
Date Posted: 01 February 2025 at 16:55
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Hi all, I have the boot no 002 and all the metal topics from the drawings from FTK works. |
Posted By: loudon
Date Posted: 07 February 2025 at 02:40
| I have hull 191 and exactly a per thr shown plan (I installed a full width cockpit traveller that fell right in the seat plates) |
Posted By: Airborne_76
Date Posted: 07 February 2025 at 08:03
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Can you tell me what travel you used? I am looking at installing a full length travel as well
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Posted By: SailCS33
Date Posted: 07 February 2025 at 12:11
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I had garhauer traveler which I removed and very happy now. I still have it in my house. I can sell it because I have no plans using it. It is almost 6ft long and fits on top of the seats in front of the wheel. ------------- H320 "Curacao", Hull #085, 2008 |
Posted By: loudon
Date Posted: 08 February 2025 at 00:06
 I used harken track + windward sheeting car. Can give you the specifics if you want!
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Posted By: Creatamax
Date Posted: 30 August 2025 at 07:29
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Hi mystudio, hope you are well. Hope you dont mind but i come across this post and i was wondering if you could send me a pdf of the deck mounting points, would be brilliant to have a copy Thank you Mike.
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Posted By: Airborne_76
Date Posted: 30 August 2025 at 08:22
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I have it as PDF and can email it to you if you give me your e-mail address ------------- 2010 Hanse 320, Z-spar rig, Yanmar 3YM20 SD20. B&G Instruments, radar and autopilot. North Sails 3Di OCEAN 330 Genaker and G Zero code |
Posted By: Creatamax
Date Posted: 30 August 2025 at 16:29
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Hi Airbourne_76 thanks for the reply, that would be great thank you, ill pm you my email. Cheers Mike.
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