Anchor locker
10-13-2017, 11:08 AM
#32
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While I was in there made use of the useless docking lights , now they`re navigation lights.
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10-16-2017, 09:04 PM
#34
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you crazy sob dan. man you have got a lot of energy!!! now let's recap, bow lift, bow lift, bow lift. you are going to need a big girl friend in the back seat to balance that house boat out. lmao! hope all is well. very well thought out. super cool idea.
todd
todd
10-23-2017, 08:33 AM
#35
Did some end of October boating/looking for my lost prop this weekend ... loving this weather .
Small craft advisory most of the day, got to test the set up, help up and worked fantastic.
Small craft advisory most of the day, got to test the set up, help up and worked fantastic.
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10-24-2017, 08:33 PM
#36
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hey dan
that is a great pic on the wall downtown. i can't even think how many time i've stood there & were you took the pic from & never see a hot rod in the river.
todd
that is a great pic on the wall downtown. i can't even think how many time i've stood there & were you took the pic from & never see a hot rod in the river.
todd
10-24-2017, 10:49 PM
#37
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NIce locker Daniel; missed this thread I guess. Question: when you designed the locker did you ever consider having the outboard edge of the hatch paralell the cap rail and put the hinges on the inboard side? It would have been slightly triangular in shape but the symmetry of paralleling the outter edge Imho would make it look more factory?
10-25-2017, 10:04 PM
#38
Todd, we were at Dicks last resort across the way, try the ribs next time!
R&B are you saying opening it from the opposite side then leaning over and trying to pull the chain and anchor out? In testing that was really awkward.
I like your idea of the shape but remember there`s only so much space in the forward compartment to work with, also depth is an issue. The anchor has to be as close to the middle and back as possible (deepest spot ) otherwise it would not fit. As it is right now It`s about an inch from bottoming out .
R&B are you saying opening it from the opposite side then leaning over and trying to pull the chain and anchor out? In testing that was really awkward.
I like your idea of the shape but remember there`s only so much space in the forward compartment to work with, also depth is an issue. The anchor has to be as close to the middle and back as possible (deepest spot ) otherwise it would not fit. As it is right now It`s about an inch from bottoming out .
10-25-2017, 10:37 PM
#39
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Todd, we were at Dicks last resort across the way, try the ribs next time!
R&B are you saying opening it from the opposite side then leaning over and trying to pull the chain and anchor out? In testing that was really awkward.
I like your idea of the shape but remember there`s only so much space in the forward compartment to work with, also depth is an issue. The anchor has to be as close to the middle and back as possible (deepest spot ) otherwise it would not fit. As it is right now It`s about an inch from bottoming out .
R&B are you saying opening it from the opposite side then leaning over and trying to pull the chain and anchor out? In testing that was really awkward.
I like your idea of the shape but remember there`s only so much space in the forward compartment to work with, also depth is an issue. The anchor has to be as close to the middle and back as possible (deepest spot ) otherwise it would not fit. As it is right now It`s about an inch from bottoming out .
