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What fitting is this?

Created by Azure305 Azure305  > 9 months ago, 9 May 2019
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Azure305
Azure305

NSW

402 posts

9 May 2019 2:19pm
I have this fitting mounted on the starboard side, right up near the bow just down from the toerail. I have no idea what it is.
I submit it to the brains trust, can somebody help please.

many thanks



troubadour
troubadour

NSW

334 posts

9 May 2019 3:25pm
Looks like some sort of chain dog to me. Don't know why it would be mounted there
Jolene
Jolene

WA

1622 posts

9 May 2019 1:50pm
Looks like an outboard support for an awkward type anchor.( Danforth or Admiralty maybe
boty
boty

QLD

685 posts

9 May 2019 4:14pm
as Jolene said admiralty anchor support
troubadour
troubadour

NSW

334 posts

9 May 2019 5:32pm
Yep that makes sense
Zzzzzz
Zzzzzz

513 posts

9 May 2019 4:11pm
That is exactly what it is bet your boat is from South Australia.
Azure305
Azure305

NSW

402 posts

9 May 2019 7:24pm
Thanks to all.
Yep, I'm with Jolene. In context now it makes sense. And yes Will, my boat started life as a bareboat charter out of Port Lincoln SA. I still have the original typewritten "instruction manual" from the charter co.
Karsten
Karsten

NSW

331 posts

9 May 2019 7:51pm
Wow, will those three screws hold if the bow runs into a steep oncoming wave and ploughs into solid water ?
Azure305
Azure305

NSW

402 posts

9 May 2019 8:07pm
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Karsten said..
Wow, will those three screws hold if the bow runs into a steep oncoming wave and ploughs into solid water ?


Good point. Although it's bolted on, I think the stress cracks at the bottom show that it wasn't too happy. I'll never use it, and probly end up removing it anyway.
LooseChange
LooseChange

NSW

2140 posts

9 May 2019 11:22pm
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Karsten said..
Wow, will those three screws hold if the bow runs into a steep oncoming wave and ploughs into solid water ?



The stress cracks are probably only in the gel coat and possibly due to the holes not being countersunk.
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