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Old 15 April 2006, 10:06   #1
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Foul weather strope

Dose any body think its a good idear to have a foul weather strope,
We are hoping to do a few channel crossings this season and it sort of made sense less strain on the bow tubes etc. or as normal am i going over the top
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Old 15 April 2006, 10:47   #2
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I regularly have a foul weather strop. Usually on a friday night when I look at the weather forecast.
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Old 15 April 2006, 19:07   #3
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It is a feature of the older fltacrafts and sea riders I think they are good things.
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Dose any body think its a good idear to have a foul weather strope,
We are hoping to do a few channel crossings this season and it sort of made sense less strain on the bow tubes etc. or as normal am i going over the top
Your opinion

I take it you mean a stuffing strap as they are also known. Simply a webbing/ratchet strap coming form the front winching eye over the tubes and down to a strong point on the decks - will stop the tubes coming loose in a stuff.

A lot depends on the boat - I had been thinking of one but I went for the raised foredeck/sunbed so the tubes are supported over a much bigger area anyway.
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Old 16 April 2006, 21:03   #6
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Yep that what i ment
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