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dmoore

dmoore

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Hey slot, looks like your no longer topless :( here are the pics you requested concerning my anchoring arrangement...the gripe and anchor stay are made by Windline,a marine hardware co. you may be aware of,if not you can google them....Hope this helps..Happy New Year everybody! :D
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Anchor stay

Thanks Reel...........I try:) I positioned the bow lights flat on the outer most bow deck about midway.....they can be seen okay but I'd like to raise them a bit so when im about 1/4 throttle(bow up) they are still visable to oncoming boat traffic with no problem.........
 
Thank you very much.  I always wondered how the roller would look without a pulpit, and I like it much.  Looks like a Windline URM-4? is in my future.

Is that an 8lb anchor mounted there? Think a 13 would fit?

Thanks again,

Airslot
 
I believe it is 8#.......this arrangement is very user friendly....the gripe is a lil hard to release sometime...gotta have a strong thumb!
 
Re: Anchor stay

dmoore said:
Thanks Reel...........I try:) I positioned the bow lights flat on the outer most bow deck about midway.....they can be seen okay but I'd like to raise them a bit so when im about 1/4 throttle(bow up) they are still visable to oncoming boat traffic with no problem.........
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Here's what I did to raise my Nav lights..
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3/4" Starboard cut to fit under each one...
 
Great Pics. So I guess when you want to anchor, you push the rope up through the hole and attach it to the chain, then let her go ?
Reel, I like the raise look on your bow lights. Now do the wires hang low in your bow from the bow lights.
 
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