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Old 20-01-2010, 17:12   #16
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Wow I'm suprized everyone is pushing the Harken. Maybe that is the way to go. The Schaefer units just looked real heavy duty to me. Huh? Thanks I'll keep reading, I have a few months before I have to commit. I need them too, to save some coin after purchasing all of the new Pompannete hood stainless hatches and ports. OOOFA big cash. Ouch
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Old 20-01-2010, 17:19   #17
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Could have bought Manship and saved some coin. I think but don't know for sure that Manship made the hatches for Hood prior to going on there own. We have both on our boat.

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Wow I'm suprized everyone is pushing the Harken. Maybe that is the way to go. The Schaefer units just looked real heavy duty to me. Huh? Thanks I'll keep reading, I have a few months before I have to commit. I need them too, to save some coin after purchasing all of the new Pompannete hood stainless hatches and ports. OOOFA big cash. Ouch
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Old 20-01-2010, 17:34   #18
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Bring On Another Thousand!

Absolutely nothing wrong with Schaefer; if you like it, go for it.
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Old 20-01-2010, 18:09   #19
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Harken, Profurl, Fancor, Schaefer...
Pick the one you like best. They are all very good. You can't go wrong with anyone of them!
They have all been making them a long time and they are all made to last.
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Old 21-01-2010, 16:43   #20
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Have had Profurl on 3 of my boats -- ONE major complaint was/is stainless screws freezing in the aluminium. Did not have problem with Harken
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Old 21-01-2010, 16:53   #21
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Me too!

I had the same problem with the furlex on my last boat. The new boat has a Harken. The next boat, if there is one, will also be a Harken.
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