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Has anyone gone to a single point lifting system?
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I added a single point lift on Fuzzy Wuzzy 5 years ago - extension nuts on the aft 2 keelbolts with eye bolt for each. We use 2 straps through an inspection port just forward of the seehood and 2 spectra lines from the hook to the stern cleats for some nose trim to keep the rig away from the crane.
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Any pictures of the lift?
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Sorry no pic's - I will try to get a few before the cover goes on next week.
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Thanks I am looking at doing mid point lift. The strap stopping at the access hatch with the straps from above keeps the stain off the fibreglass from around the hatch. Good idea. 1/2 threaded coupling on two bolts makes me nervous but the strength is probably way more than needed.
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The keel bolts/couplings are 3/4" and good for minimum 12,000# each - the weakest link is the eye bolts rated 6,700# each.
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Man that bilge is clean Bengt! I don't have a ledge like that in my boat-did you build that up?
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Thank you very much, that is very helpful. How did it pick? Did you have to winch it back at all to level out?
Last edited by Goose; 12/02/09 12:04 PM.
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We use 2 Spectra lines to the stern cleats to pull the hook aft about 2" for a slight bow down pick - to keep the rig away from the crane and make it easier to load the trailer - without this it will be a slight stern down pick (OK if the mast is down). Steve - the sump is too narrow for the aft eye bolt and the aft keel bolt is extended and the area filled with epoxy/glass mix.
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