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i started with a long reply and got interupted.
If you secure a tennis ball to some webbing and duct tape that to the inside of your cockpit , leave a trailing end out to the outside of the cockpit taping it the you will have the same effect without damaging the hull..a fast tug will pull the spray deck up and away from the cockpit. i have a very good friend that had an identical problem with a capella ( mine ) . the grab loop was tucked inside the cockpit ( big oops ) and there was a cold water upset amongst rocks. he opted to bail , mistake # 2. both boat and my friend were fine. a tennis ball and webbing is less invasive and works better than a fixed strap. it is an emergency only thing ( one use ) but works well in classes too. i see you teach, so does my friend. he has this taped this arrangement to a couple of his boats that may have tricky cockpits and combings. good luck cc & m fiona. |
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