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Forum: General Sailing Forum 14-06-2020, 13:38 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
For sure, though in OP's case a 24lb is just about acceptable as main anchor. It's how he's using it that's the problem. |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 14-06-2020, 13:30 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
"Now you need to know the Maximum possible height of water? Add 2 meters to this number, and attach a chain and a swivel to the buoy. Now you have a mooring!" Then why did you suggest this for... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 14-06-2020, 13:15 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Yup, but that is way more than the scope you suggested in the previous post. A mooring scope should be 3:1. |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 10-06-2020, 14:23 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Yea, the thought crossed my mind too. I used to do the same as him, kind of, leaving my main behind (which was working as a stern anchor) attached to my mooring and dinghy when I went sailing. But my... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 10-06-2020, 14:06 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Yea, my advice was focused on how to make a safe mooring in future, but you're right, we really should find out what went wrong with his current set up. |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 10-06-2020, 12:55 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Definitely a common mistake, and good advice, but his post seemed to suggest a rode failure. |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 10-06-2020, 09:20 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Additionally, if you are worried that the ground is too firm for the concrete to fully sink in, or that it may pop out, you could try sticking some lengths of rebar through the bucket and protruding... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 10-06-2020, 08:45 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Some people use a weighted old car tire or other reasonably heavy object off the stern to control the ship in light winds when the tide changes, though not tried that solution myself, I prefer a... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 10-06-2020, 00:35 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
The method used here in the less civilised world is as follows - Make a mould out of wood, a 55gallon barrel, a wheelie bin, etc (all of these are suitable sized for your ship), create a rebar frame... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 09-06-2020, 16:09 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Well, if he is just using a bouy as a marker so that he doesn't have to take his anchor with him sailing, I don't see a problem - aside from the short scope and other issues. But he should be... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 09-06-2020, 14:44 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
Oh wait... Your mooring bouy was attached to an anchor?? I assumed you were on an actual mooring as well. Yes, boatguy is right, in 16 feet (did you include freeboard height?) you do not have enough... |
Forum: General Sailing Forum 09-06-2020, 13:33 |
Replies: 34
Views: 5,710
Posted By
Captn_Black
Re: Mooring Rode Cut, Help remedying
A line cut with a knife will have a clean edge (though if it is three strand the cut area may not all be the same length, as the line would have begun to unravel before the last strand was cut, so... |
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