The best (for other than f3J) is a low to the
ground unit. The ones with stakes can get fowled with downwind or over the
top launches. The tall stake units often catch the line and make for long walks
to untangle.
Using an aircraft pulley on a low pivot bearing is
ideal. The line can't get stuck and it works perfectly, even with off
center launches. I made one of these and absolutely love it.
You can also use the Tim McCann unit made by
Erich Schlitzkus if you use a stake
with a bearing on it. The stock one works okay, but the line rides up on
the side with off center launches.
Tom
T&G
32 Mount View Dr
Afton, VA 22920
32 Mount View Dr
Afton, VA 22920
540 943-3356
fax 943-4178
fax 943-4178
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Subject: [RCSE] need source for winch
turnarounds
> ur help
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