Came across this interesting and clever design this morning. It would free up a bit of space in the cockpit I imagine. I couldn't find what boat it was from unfortunately. The link went to this Maine boatyard/brokerage: www.lymanmorse.com/brokerage/
It's worth a look as there are some seriously good looking boats listed.
Came across this interesting and clever design this morning. It would free up a bit of space in the cockpit I imagine. I couldn't find what boat it was from unfortunately. The link went to this Maine boatyard/brokerage: www.lymanmorse.com/brokerage/
It's worth a look as there are some seriously good looking boats listed.
Absolute boat porn !
And here's me thinking a day sailer is a nice little open boat to chuck an esky in for a day on the water.
Man have I been wrong!
Add one of these , they seem to be emerging as a must have on the Xmas list.
You need to think of them as an alternate solution to electric winches, or you will faint when you see the pricing :)
Add one of these , they seem to be emerging as a must have on the Xmas list.
You need to think of them as an alternate solution to electric winches, or you will faint when you see the pricing :)
I got talking to a long term world cruiser tied up here a couple of months ago. He used a right angle battery drill! I think it was a Milwauke M28, a now discontinued item but there must be something similar out there with sufficient torque
Add one of these , they seem to be emerging as a must have on the Xmas list.
You need to think of them as an alternate solution to electric winches, or you will faint when you see the pricing :)
I got talking to a long term world cruiser tied up here a couple of months ago. He used a right angle battery drill! I think it was a Milwauke M28, a now discontinued item but there must be something similar out there with sufficient torque
Yep I've heard of people doing that too. I vaguely remember an adapter being available for drill to winch socket too, but I could be wrong, maybe I just imagined that....