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The answer ISN"T an electric or a bigger windlass
"Bruce in Bangkok" wrote in message ... My dock will be under about 10 ft. (not taking the tide into consideration) with dock lines I normally use a scope of three. With nylon I'll probably start with five and see how that works. The first 50 - used rolls of t.p. and beer cans will be laying on the bottom. Surprising I seldom find an anchorage with coral, usually it has some sort of pier with piles to tie to. I no longer do any serious cruising. I just got too old for it and my boat is to large and difficult to handle. I use it just as a floating home these days. I think that 3/8 rope dock line will handle things but if not I still have the 200 ft. of chain in storage. It's new since I haven't left this dock in about three or four years. Bruce-in-Bangkok (correct email address for reply) Uh huh! Thought so. Thanks for the confirmation. Wilbur Hubbard |
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