Table of Contents to Squall Drawing in PDF file


Page1: Left side of Rigging Instructions which appear complete on Page 16
Page2: Rigging Instructions for 1984 model only
Page 3: Telescoping Sprit and Boom Assembly (looks like (dwg 12077200 same as Page 41)
Page 4: Mast Assembly (dwg 12077100 same as Page 12)
Page 5: Sprit, Small (looks like same dwg as Page 10)
Page 6: Boom Assembly (looks like dwg 12077203 same as Page 13)
Page 7: Mast Head Fitting (dwg 12-771-1)
Page 8: Squall Rig Boot
Page 9: Spar Assembly (does not appear to be the sliding spars of Page 10 and 11)
Page 10: Sprit, Small (looks like same dwg as Page 5)
Page 11: Sprit, Large (dwg 12077201 same as Page 40)
Page 12: Mast Assembly (dwg 12077100 same as Page 4)
Page 13: Boom Assembly (looks like dwg 12077203 same as Page 6)
Page 14: Sail Squall (not correct configuration of 1965 and later, early version dated 1963)
Page 15: Rigging Instructions (correct with sail rope lacing on sprit and loose footed sail)
Page 16: Rigging Instructions (with nylon sail sets on boom and sprits, obsolete configuration, use Page 15)
Page 17: Squall Sail (correct version for 1965-1979)
Page 18: Heavy Duty Gunwale Guard Kit
Page 19: Squall Locker Top Hinge
Page 20: Squall Seat
Page 21: Squall Top Mast Ring (mounted in hull, holds mast in position, related to Page 22 & 23)
Page 22: Squall Bottom Mast Ring (mounted in hull, holds mast in position, related to Page 21 & 23)
Page 23: Squall Mast Rings (mounted in hull, hold mast in position, related to Page 21 & 22)
Page 24: Oar Lock Horns
Page 25: Squall Halyard Cleat
Page 26: Squall Centerboard Handle Assembly
Page 27: Centerboard Handle Base
Page 28: Squall Centerboard
Page 29: Aluminum Inserts for Centerboard Slot
Page 30: Centerboard Handle
Page 31: Squall Rudder Head Assembly (dwg 72036200 same as Page 33)
Page 32: Squall Rudder Head, Rudder, Tiller Assembly (dwg 12040000 same as Page 44)
Page 33: Squall Rudder Head Assembly (dwg 72036200 same as Page 31)
Page 34: Squall Rudder
Page 35: Squall Tiller (dwg 62035801 differs slightly from Page 43 tiller)
Page 36: Daggerboard Blade (configuration thru 1979 is centerboard, this 1963 dwg must have been superceded)
Page 37: Gudgeon Plate
Page 38: Gudgeon Spring
Page 39: Pintle
Page 40: Sprit, Large (dwg 12077201 same as page 11)
Page 41: Telescoping Sprit and Boom Assembly (dwg 12077200 same as page 3)
Page 42: Sprit and Boom Assembly (no usable content, only makes reference to Kenyon dwg)
Page 43: Squall Tiller Assembly (dwg 62035800 differs slightly from Page 35 tiller)
Page 44: Rudder Head, Rudder, Tiller Assembly (dwg 12040000 same as Page 32)
Page 45: 1984 Model Squall Sketch
Page 46: 1984 Model Squall Parts Dwg
Page 47: 1984 Model Squall Parts List

Notes by Alan G

The SQUALL was produced in the same basic configuration from 1965 through 1979. No SQUALL boats were produced in 1980 through 1983.

SQUALL production restarted for model year 1984 in a different configuration, which had a daggerboard not centerboard; a rudder with two pintles and gudgeons; a sail configuration that was slip-over-mast instead of the previous lateen rigged sail.

No Squalls built after 1984 model year.

The scans of these Boston Whaler drawings are from an unknown source and some are duplicates. Some are obsolete or incorrect pre-production details. Use with caution. There is much good basic information on the drawings that gives dimensions and material for various components.

Unfortunately, the existence of a complete a set of approved final drawings for the Squall available from Boston Whaler is unknown.