[Rhodes22-list] Anchor rode spaghetti
John Lock
jlock at relevantarts.com
Tue Jun 24 16:03:42 EDT 2008
Thanks to all for the advice on getting a handle on rode storage. I
think I've got a plan now...
Rummy: I like the plastic basket idea. That solves the other problem
with the rode always being wet and moldy.
David B.: Yes, I think you're right that just piling the rode into a
container, rather than making loops, might work better. I may give that a try.
Robert S: Yes, I tried the figure 8 pattern, but it seems to get
tangled anyway. Especially after I put it in the laz and lift it
back out again. I think the figure 8 might work well if you don't
have to handle it much after it's flaked.
Mike W: My '79 doesn't have the anchor locker, so that's not an
option. But if a figure 8 pile into a mesh bag works, hmmmm....
Tom H: That's the kind of thing I was looking for. I like the idea
that these rode bags have a hole in the bottom, so you can tie off
the loose end and avoid accidently sending the whole thing to the bottom.
I believe I'll cruise the dollar stores and see if I can find a small
laundry basket. Then I'll cut a hole in the bottom for the end to
hang out so I can safety cleat that before deploying the anchor.
Cheers!
John Lock
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s/v Pandion - '79 Rhodes 22
Lake Sinclair, GA
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