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On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 18:07:49 -0500, DSK wrote:
Paul Schilter wrote: Is it more prudent for you to give your line over to a boat you're going to tow or take his line? An expert answer: it depends. It's often said that accepting a line from a tower makes your vessel salvage. OTOH it's often the case that the towee has no suitable lines aboard. When I've towed people in, I've always used my own line because 1- my crew had it ready 2- it was both long & stout enough, to my certain knowledge 3- that gives me more control over how it's paid out and the strain taken up Another factor to keep in mind in this increasingly litigious and responsibility deflecting society, is that if you use your line and it breaks and results in further damage, there may be some urge to hold you responsible. If you use his line and it breaks, then it's on him. Dave |
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