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Rosalie B.
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Haulin' A** nchor
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(Parallax) wrote:
(TobagoFlyr) wrote in message ...
This is one of the most dangerous ideas I have seen in a while on this
newsgroup.
I agree, except maybe for the portable generator mounted in the engine room.
The best big money I ever spent on my boat was for a windless. Even my wife
agrees.
Ted Edwards
Chatham Bound
Bruce:
Same thing could happen if you were pullin up the anchor by hand or
even with a windlass. In fact, windlasses I have seen are damned
slow.
My real intention was to break the anchor the last few feet when it is
really stuck. I rarely anchor by other ppl anyway.
What happens if Bruce's windlass fuse blows ath a critical moment? My
system aint got any fuses so seems more reliable. I dont consider a
windlass to be proper equipment, its just another gadget waitin to
fail.
That assumes it is an electric windlass. Ours is not.
grandma Rosalie
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