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"Jere Lull" skrev i en meddelelse ... In article , lid wrote: "capt.bill11" wrote: You just use a power windlass with a self dropping anchor with a up/ down switch at the helm. SNIP I agree, except for the size. I have found windlasses to be a bother with modern designs at 32' or below, say about 5 tons. In the rare cases where we're leaving an anchorage in enough wind to make hauling difficult, either Pat twiddles the motor controls or I shift the rode to the stern and haul with the genny winch. How do you handle this situation, if you're the only person on the boat? I mean, how do you get the anchor in place with the chain/rode, without damaging the freeboard? -- Flemming Torp Gimle/DEN-61 |
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