Bob, Did you do anything special to the forepeak area? Does water drain out of there? Any intrusion into the v berth area?
Thanks Derek.- ________________________________ From: Bob <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2009 1:14:25 PM Subject: [IC27A] Re: Anchor Storage & Usage Hi Derek, I have been storing my anchor rode in the forepeak area for years and have not had a problem. There is a picture in the Sundance Album in the photos section. I would suggest a larger hawse pipe, because feeding in the line tends to be slow. I have a rope/chain splice at the inboard end of the chain, and 200ft of 1/2 inch line. The bitter end is shackled to a short tail that is secured to a 2x4. The tail allows me to pull the shackle through the pipe in the event that I need to add more line. Bob Stockley Sundance #2436 --- In ic...@yahoogroups. com, Derek Atkin <atkin...@.. .> wrote: > > My 79 C27 had a Danforth 13 anchor, 6 foot rhode and about 150 ft of line. > After my first anchor experince this weekend I need a better solution than > hauling the thing up from the back of the boat, where its currently stored.. > > I was looking at stanchion/pulpit mounts for the front of the boat to hang > the anchor on - but what does one do with all the line? My boat does not have > an anchor locker. I was thinking about putting in a hawse pipe and using that > nose of the boat to store line/chain. My only concern with that is > introducing wet line to an already ventilation challenged area. > > Please let me know what has and has not work for you. Pictures would be great. > > Thanks > > Derek > 79 C27 # 4297 > Selene > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
