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I use one of those screw in augers designed for a dog. OK to keep my boat at
the shore - we usually beach it. The auger means I don't have to constantly check on the boat to make sure it hasn't drifted away. I don't know how much I'd trust it if the boat wasn't at least partly beached. 2000 pounds of boat can probably break it free. "Jim Rusling" wrote in message g... "Bryan" wrote: snip Speaking of attachment options, I was planning on bringing my leash/rope tether. One of those screw in metal stakes that I use for tethering a horse or dog. Thanks for the description. I guess I should really be asking, how far off the beach do I want my boat to be pulled/bungeed back to? Instead of that, look at the screw in augers like they use for mobile home tie downs. You can also get them in different lengths. I use a 12" one. -- Jim Rusling More or Less Retired Mustang, OK http://www.rusling.org |
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