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Steve,
I have read much of but not the entire thread (life to live...), but the other putative benefit of a buoy in the rode is that the bow of the boat won't be subjected to such violent forces as it pitches up and down in waves. The rode as attached to the boat is closer to horizontal, so doesn't jerk the boat down so hard on every rising wave as when the rode as attached to the boat is more vertical. So I've read!! ==== Charles T. Low www.boatdocking.com ==== "Steve Smith" wrote in message om... Hi all ... surprised to see recommended that a mooring-type buoy be used rather than attaching some other flotation to the intact anchor chain (one more link to go wrong). |
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