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On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 17:49:48 -0500, Courtney Thomas
wrote: I finally found it on WM. It's the same as the one at Hamilton Marine. Since you already have a chain hook, why not use 2 shackles attached to the hook's shackle to balance it out port&starboard, and then you might not need the chain grabber at all. Courtney The pull of the eye is not inline with the slot of the hook...so it will always pull the link of the chain to one side. Pragmatically I don't know if this cant of the link would be significant unless one puts it to the test will some heavy and or prolonged load. In other words, if you just don't like that little, occasional, jerk, and are not going to leave for extended periods, I can't imagine it being a problem. ....but then, I'm not a metallurgical engineer. I just play one on TV....I just haven't found any work. |
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