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On Wed, 21 Sep 2005 11:10:41 -0400, rhys wrote:
One such break-point, for me, are assistive devices like electric winches or windlasses: if you are older and/or weaker and/or short-handed, and the only way you can handle that big beautiful boat is via such devices, you are pretty well stuck if they break. Unless you have a satisfactory backup plan, like taking longer to do the job, or taking other steps to make it easier. All of those hauling jobs can be accomplished slowly with a block and tackle, but it's hardly an enjoyable way to do it. I don't have a windlass, electric or otherwise, but there are certainly days when I wouldn't mind a little help. Ryk |
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