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I'm having difficulty when I raise my anchor. When I reach the end of the
rope and it gets to the chain the windlass will not pull the anchor up. Normally takes me walking to the bow and gently pulling the chain just a bit to get it to raise to the final position. What is going on?? Does anyone have any thoughts that would help?? Please let me know. Thanks, Doug Copas, Mt.Sterling, Ohio |
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On Tue, 11 May 2004 21:57:48 -0400, "Gene Kearns"
wrote: Generally, this is a problem with (1) a bad splice between anchor and chain or (2) the wrong type of chain.... ================================== Yes, and there is another possibility that I've experienced. On my Simpson Lawrence windlass there is a clutch pressure adjustment that would allow slippage between the motor and the wildcat if not adjusted properly. If your wildcat/capstan stops turning but you can hear the motor running, that may be your problem. |
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I'm having difficulty when I raise my anchor. When I reach the end of the
rope and it gets to the chain the windlass will not pull the anchor up. Normally takes me walking to the bow and gently pulling the chain just a bit to get it to raise to the final position. OH MY GOD!! NOOOO!! I rest my case on the weak old man all chain thread. Yuk. |
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