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Fabric Softener for Lines
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Russell
- Gold Member
- Posts: 831
- Joined: Mon Oct 09, 2006 3:34 pm
- Home Port: Stuart, FL
- Location: Stuart, FL
Re: Fabric Softener for Lines
You may be anchoring in deeper water than we have on the Chesapeake Bay but here we usually anchor in 10 to 15 feet of water. After tying on a nylon pigtail for many years on my sailboat I changed my all chain rode to 50 feet of chain and the rest nylon. When the nylon reached the water I cleated off and was set for the night. It was perfect for these depths. Less weight in the bow was great too. I needed a wheel barrow to carry away the 200 feet of chain.
Russ
2005 Flush Deck
Honey Girl
Volvo D6-310
Stuart FL
2005 Flush Deck
Honey Girl
Volvo D6-310
Stuart FL