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Default Docking Situation Question #8

Bzzzt...right answer, if that's her knot preference.



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Rolling hitch.

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Thanks Scotty. Your sweet.... (every month or two :-0)

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Default Docking Situation Question #8

A rolling hitch is primarily used for relieving the strain from another
line. If that's her preference, she doesn't know much about knots.

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Bzzzt...right answer, if that's her knot preference.



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off to a piling?


Rolling hitch.

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Thanks Scotty. Your sweet.... (every month or two

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No I'm not, I'm just honest!

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Default Docking Situation Question #8

Correct. It is no fun to have the tide swing bind up
for dockline and pull the boat under.

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All my docklines have eyesplices in them, I loop through the
eye.

Tidal range.


What is your knot preference for making a dock line off to

a piling?

What should be a concern when so moored.





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Default Docking Situation Question #8

It is worth mentioning that cleating off to the side
opposite the dock gives more length to the stern
line and allows for greater variation of tide.

"Scotty" wrote
All my docklines have eyesplices in them, I loop through the
eye.

Tidal range.

Scotty


What is your knot preference for making a dock line off to

a piling?

What should be a concern when so moored.



 
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