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Re: [world-cruising] Re: Anchor rode attachment

From: Philip Lange (no email)
Date: Mon Jan 07 2008 - 12:47:40 EST

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    That is what I did with similar chain and line. Worked for me. I would
    recommend serving the eye in the splice to avoid chafing the line.
    Philip

    At 12:30 PM 1/7/2008, you wrote:

    >Dave,
    >
    >The bottom line is: I have 90 meters (300 feet) of the double braid from a
    >prior yacht that was used as an anchor rode and I liked it. I suppose I
    >could cut off the eye splice with thimble, and put a small eye splice
    >without a thimble in the end and through the last chain link - but I
    >haven't seen anyone recommend that or heard from anyone that uses that
    >attachment. I'm spending the Summer in Alaska this year with 4 - 6 meter
    >(12 - 20 foot) tides and deep anchorages. I feel as though I should have
    >the extra scope.
    >
    >TA
    >
    >----- Original Message ----
    >From: daveskolnick <<mailto:dskolnick%40gmail.com>>
    >To: <mailto:world-cruising%40yahoogroups.com>
    >Sent: Monday, January 7, 2008 5:08:52 AM
    >Subject: [world-cruising] Re: Anchor rode attachment
    >
    >--- In world-cruising@ yahoogroups. com, The Aryan <aryanwa at dot dot dot > wrote:
    > > I currently have a a 45 meter (150 feet) long all chain anchor rode
    > > with a twisted, nylon line, tail spliced on to the chain. I want to
    > > replace the tail with a braided line with nylon core, but the
    > > traditional, braided eye splice with thimble is too large to go
    > > through my deck access to my rode/chain locker. Can any of you
    > > point me to a suitable attachment of braided line to chain??
    >
    >Rather than double-braid you might consider one of the 8- or 12-strand
    >lines. They retain the stretch of traditional 3-strand nylon with
    >massively improved stowage factors and greatly reduced hockling. Yale
    >makes an 8-strand called Brait and includes splicing instructions on
    >their web site ( <http://www.yalecord>http://www.yalecord age.com/html/
    >pleasure. html ).
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