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Swamp, there is an anchor locker in the very forward part of the bow separate from the cuddy.
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Search for username's Airslot, and MSBHammer. We made starboard pulpits with self launching rollers that have worked great. Build and Install was fully documented on this site, probably under Modifications?
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mine came with the anchor mounted out on the deck....there are some rubber holder things that the anchor slides into that keeps it from bouncing out....then I have a hole in the deck covered with a chrome plated clam shell thing(I'm sure there is a real name for it)...and then the rope is stored in the anchor locker down below....
I have a cleat mounted up top to tie it off to when in use. kind of hard to see in the pic agreed though that a bow pulpit is the way to go.
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Yeap, I gotcha'. And with the pulpit rig, once the anchor is released, where do you make the line fast?, on an additional cleat closer to the slider? I would store the anchorline in the locker, but after the anchor is set I'm not understanding or seeing in the pics where to make the line fast (tie it).
Last edited by swampbilly 1980; 07-28-2009 at 06:18 AM. Reason: too early in the am |
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![]() this is the set up on my boat. the line ties off on the cleat on the pulpit itself and goes down the deck pipe to the anchor locker below. when i bought the boat, the previous owner was keeping the anchor in the fish box in the deck and dragging it over the cuddy to the bow. this was not practical for me, i was doing a lot diving then and had 30' of anchor chain to contend with, this system works great. |
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'78 Cuddy with '82/'88 Johnny/Rude 150 |
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OK I gotcha' now!
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