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From: Jim Lynch (no email)
Date: Tue Feb 10 2004 - 12:34:12 EST
I have an Achilles dink hanging from a pair of davits. I don't much like
the way I've got it attached to the davits. I was looking critically at
the web site for the dingy lift (advertised in Sail Mag), thinking
erroneously, that it might help me. I realized from looking at the
pictures they had attached to rings mounted on the inside of the tubes. I
don't have such things on my dink. I'm currently using the small
rings where the mooring/tow lines are fed through. The disadvantage of
that is when the front tube loses air, the bow of the dink becomes lower
than the stern and the boat fills up with rain water. Eventually something
breaks, since the system wasn't designed to hold many gallons of fluid.
So how do I avoid that problem. I don't mind spending a few bucks on the
right solution.
Thanks,
Jim.
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