I sent to:
bsenior at optonline.net

The text was:

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side/stern/masthead

12/12-20/20-50/50


also, screw pin shackles


Don't you get a lot of spam using your real addy?



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I never got a "bounced" message. I guess the explains why you don't get spam!




"Bart Senior" wrote in message
t...
I never got your email. What address did you use? My old one?

Jeff Morris wrote

You could have mentioned that I included this answer when I emailed you
the
answer to 6. ;-}


"Bart Senior" wrote

This is a question right out of the USCG exams.

The CG answer is D. Screw Pin shackles.

I assume it's because these are more secure.

Joe wrote

"Bart Senior" wrote
When making up a tow connection, you should
use: [1 pt]

a) Safety Hooks
b) Plain eye hooks
c) Round pin shackles
d) Screw pin shackles

When towing anything over 25,000 tons I prefer to use a Pelican hook
made for 6 " chain. The six inch chain is long enough to clear the
stern roller. The chain has a wormed screw shackle that is attached to
the 5" samson braid hauser. I like to have at least 1/4 mile of hauser
prefer 1/2 mile. The end of the hauser is attached to a two point
bridle that usually uses round pin shackles to attach to the towed
item.

I like the pelican hook on deck just incase you trip the tow. Or the
tow sinks. No sence in getting pulled under or over.

Joe

Oops,
Sorry I though I changed that. No wonder I'm not gettting much spam these
days.

my firstnamelastname at yahoo dottt commm


"Jeff Morris" wrote in message
...
I sent to:
bsenior at optonline.net

The text was:

------------------------------------------
side/stern/masthead

12/12-20/20-50/50


also, screw pin shackles


Don't you get a lot of spam using your real addy?



------------------------------------------

I never got a "bounced" message. I guess the explains why you don't get
spam!




"Bart Senior" wrote in message
t...
I never got your email. What address did you use? My old one?

Jeff Morris wrote

You could have mentioned that I included this answer when I emailed
you
the
answer to 6. ;-}


"Bart Senior" wrote

This is a question right out of the USCG exams.

The CG answer is D. Screw Pin shackles.

I assume it's because these are more secure.

Joe wrote

"Bart Senior" wrote
When making up a tow connection, you should
use: [1 pt]

a) Safety Hooks
b) Plain eye hooks
c) Round pin shackles
d) Screw pin shackles

When towing anything over 25,000 tons I prefer to use a Pelican
hook
made for 6 " chain. The six inch chain is long enough to clear the
stern roller. The chain has a wormed screw shackle that is
attached to
the 5" samson braid hauser. I like to have at least 1/4 mile of
hauser
prefer 1/2 mile. The end of the hauser is attached to a two point
bridle that usually uses round pin shackles to attach to the towed
item.

I like the pelican hook on deck just incase you trip the tow. Or
the
tow sinks. No sence in getting pulled under or over.

Joe

Yeah, it's a good idea. Most spam these days is from email addresses
on websites... something like 90% gotten from robots.

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"Dave" wrote in message
news
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 13:59:57 GMT, "Bart Senior"
said:

Oops,
Sorry I though I changed that. No wonder I'm not gettting much spam
these
days.

my firstnamelastname at yahoo dottt commm

Might want to change it in your news reader. I had also sent you a couple
of
e-mails and never received a reply. Thought you were ignoring me.

Dave
S/V Good Fortune
CS27

"Michael Moore...may win an Oscar for the kind of work that got Stephen
Glass, Jayson Blair, and Jack Kelly fired"--NPR's Scott Simon

my firstnamelastname at yahoo dottt commm

Your last name is Senior????
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I can confirm it.

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"katysails" wrote in message
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my firstnamelastname at yahoo dottt commm

Your last name is Senior????
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I can confirm it.

I just figured there was a Bart, Jr. out there somewhere....
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Only mentally... :-)

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"katysails" wrote in message
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I can confirm it.

I just figured there was a Bart, Jr. out there somewhere....
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"katysails" wrote in message
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I can confirm it.

I just figured there was a Bart, Jr. out there somewhere....

There is, his name is Bart Senior Junior.

There is, his name is Bart Senior Junior.

You must have been a conversation piece while growing up....

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No kidding. The joke wears thin.

"katysails" wrote
There is, his name is Bart Senior Junior.

You must have been a conversation piece while growing up....