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Why not simply go through a hawse pipe already there for mooring lines and
such? You're NOT going to get that off the boat!
(I know some boats don't have them - but mine does! :-))
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On Thu, Dec 13, 2001 at 06:35:46AM -0600, Stan Gardner wrote:
> Although a little harder to deal with, case hardened chain cannot be cut
> with even good chain cutters. You would need an acetylene torch. A piece
> of hose over the chain would keep it from beating up the finish and stop
> the noise. You would need a good case hardened lock to go along with
> this. Where you put the chain is the bigger issue. A stainless loop
> screwed to the transom can be cut with cheap cutters or a hack saw. Maybe
> a hole drilled thru the transom would work, but is this something one would
> want to do? A clamp similar to the way an outboard can be locked to the
> transom would be nice. I need another weekend project. My boat just isn't
> taking up enough of my time.
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