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![]() "MVG" wrote in message oups.com... It seems like cam cleats would be nice to use to hang fenders from the boat. Stick the line in the cam cleat "too long", then pull on the end to zip it up backwards until the fender is at the correct height for the boat/pier/rub rail, then let go, the teeth gripping the line to prevent the fender from going lower. I have found two great products: http://www.schaefermarine.com/hardware.asp (Go to Deck Hardware then Sure Grip) and http://www.harkenstore.com/uniface.urd/SCCYSPW1 I emailed a tech support guy at Schafer and he says that this arrangement does not work, the fender line tending to get out of the grip of the teeth. Anyone want to contradict that, has used cam cleats in this application? Mitch I love it when people use clam cleats to hang their fenders. It means there will be lots of nice fenders in the mangroves I can salvage. CN |
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