Strap placement for haulout?

[McSalish]

I recently became the owner of a '92 C34.  It was on the hard when I bought it and the yard it was in uses a Sea-Lift.  I'm now faced with a haulout in a yard with a travel lift and I'm unsure of strap placement.  I assume "as close to under the bulkheads as possible" is the right answer but...   Any advice is welcome. 


Thanks.

[KWKloeber]

The C30 factory documents show lifting points, I believe (IIRC) it's on the cradle diagram. Doesn't the C34 owners manual show that info??

But the shorter answer is "Yes".

[Jon W]

PDF's of the owners manuals for MK 1, 1.5, and 2 are in the Tech WIKI. Lift strap information is in Section/Chapter 5. MK 1 and 1.5 have same lift strap locations, but different dimensions from the lifeline stantion. I wasn't able to open the MK 2 PDF so don't know if it's the same as older boats.

[KWKloeber]

Jon

Thanks for the head's up on the MK-II manual!!   

Apparently, the idiot who posted the link to that particular manual was either inebriated or sleep deprived that day.  I forgot that I had moved the PDF off a static C34 web page, over to the wiki repository.   

I just repaired the link  --  the wiki **should** take overnight to catch up.

The MK-II manual is here:
http://c34.org/wiki/images/d/dc/C34-mkII-owners-manual.pdf

The lift points are on Page 61.

cheers
-ken

[Ron Hill]

McS : Look in the MK I manual on page 5.2. 
The lifting points are essentially in the middle of the aft fixed portlight and just forward of the bow Lewar opening port.

A thought

[McSalish]

Thanks.  Got it.  Feel silly for not looking there in the first place.

Cheers,

Mark