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Hybrid Energy Drive / Eco-Sailing
On Nov 22, 8:37*pm, Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 22 Nov 2010 17:49:24 -0800 (PST), Joe wrote: Have been on a hundred boats with 25-72 inch props and had to chain them down many times to prevent damage to the gears. As I said the power is massive and you had better have heavy chains and binders. Joe, my trawler has 30 inch, 4 bladed props on 2 1/2 shafts. * Can you suggest a procedure for safely binding/chaining a shaft while underway? * I was thinking about something like 3 or 4 loops of 1 inch line terminating in a block and tackle lead to an overhead beam. While underway...No Stopped you can wrap it 7 times and bind it with a heavy chain and a proper binder. Just be careful to bind both ways I would look for something else besides the overhead beam, like a stringer. We always had big steel or aluminum T stringers on both sides of the gear boxes and shaft tubes. Without seeing the set-up it's hard to give any advice. Do you have a picture on the web anywhere? Joe |
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