
05-31-2009
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Why not add a bow cleat???
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Originally Posted by doghouseman
I am trying to moor a trimaran 17 foot with a hydrofoil system. The hydrofoils are like wings that are under the boat. This makes mooring difficult because they will easily cut through mooring lines. The first lines I used were too long and the wings cut the lines.
The other problem is that there is no cleat on the bow of the boat. So I need to run a short line through the bowsprit, but it starts to chafe very quickly. Most mooring lines are also at least 12 feet. I think I need approximately a 9 foot rope.
Does anyone have a suggestion for the optimum distance for a mooring line to the bow?
Troy
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