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Something MUST be done!


Forky
1983 Present 42 Sundeck
Twin Lehman 135's
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Dave,

These are fom the old boat. I made a mock up in wood and traded the fabrication for some floor sanding. I wanted to keep my anchor ready at all times and be able to pick up a mooring at the same time. Material is 1/4" 316L. Note pipe strut for support. Fabricated by a local machinist not a marine shop. Hope it is some help.

Rob
 

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Our system on our Nordic Tug 42 with a Rocna 33 (73#). The Anchorlift roller system had to be extended out and supported to provide enough distance between the rollers and windlass. (It is a self launching system.) Works great.
 

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Had this one made from 1/4" stainless plate . Not polished but it does the job.
 

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'fraid it won't help you but you asked:hide:

Ted
 

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Thanks all. This should be a fun project and I will post pics when it's finished!

@Conrad, how do you like the anchorlift product and where did you acquire it?
 
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Pretty simple here...

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Thanks all. This should be a fun project and I will post pics when it's finished!

@Conrad, how do you like the anchorlift product and where did you acquire it?

We purchased it through the local boatyard (Ocean Pacific here in Campbell River) as they did the fabrication and install of the support knee.

We're very happy with it. Being that it self launches and retrieves the anchor, it makes the anchoring process very simple.

Of the various anchoring systems we've had on board different boats over the years, this is by far the best.
 
Pretty simple setup here.


80lb Manson self launching on a sprit to keep anchor retrieval well clear of the stem, 14mm chain, chain stopper, Maxwell 4000 hydraulic windlass, and sampson post for snubber etc.

SS bling courtesy of previous owner.
 

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:thumb::thumb::thumb:
 

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Had this one made from 1/4" stainless plate . Not polished but it does the job.


Don't try to church it up son. Don't you mean " I didn't feel like doing all the extra work to make it shine"????


Forky
1983 Present 42 Sundeck
Twin Lehman 135's
✌️
 
Forky,
"Church it up son" ............Must be a Mississippi thing.
 
Eric- it's actually a line from the movie Joe Dirt. But he was from Baton Rouge Louisiana. Go figure ;).


Forky
1983 Present 42 Sundeck
Twin Lehman 135's
✌️
 
drb1025,
Nice clean mount. Looks like part of the boat .. as it should.
 
Not a very good picture I'm afraid.

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Ted
 
Pulpit revision in process.....anchor sold, new one shortly.
 
Don't try to church it up son. Don't you mean " I didn't feel like doing all the extra work to make it shine"????


Forky
1983 Present 42 Sundeck
Twin Lehman 135's
✌️
Your're right you got me . We have a a spittin image of Joe Dirt at the lumber yard . We call him Joe Dirt .
 
Super Sarca #6 = 22 kg, with self-installed chain counter. Love them both.
Ok, sorry, just turn your head to the left with number 2, all right..?
 

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The original roller assy wasn't up to frequent use with all chain and a FX-37. This is the original pulpit that has been shortened with a heavy duty custom dual roller set up, it works great and holds up.


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What's with all the snouts? They aren't particularly attractive and raise berthing/docking costs.
 

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