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On 19 Jul 2006 19:48:02 -0500, Ruskie wrote:
Numerous salespeople have lectured that, despite being big and strong, I won't be able to, or want to, use a manual windlass with this size of boat. Acutally, I do want to use a manual windlass, if possible. My recommendation is to get an electric windlass with good manual back up. The convenience (and safety) of electric is difficult to over estimate. I say safety because you will be less inclined to skimp on anchor weight and chain size if you have a good electric windlass, and ultimately there is no substitute for a good heavy anchor with lots of chain on it. |
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