Wind break
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Julian Porter
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Wind break
My mooring is quite exposed to the wind. I didn’t really want to go to the expense of a spray hood just to use it on the mooring and wondered if anyone has used some kind of wind break / deflector on the deck?
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erbster
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Re: Wind break
Hi Julian
I made a boom tent which attaches to small hooks I fitted to the underside of the strakes. Works ok but doesn’t give as good protection as a sprayhood and a couple of times came loose.
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I made a boom tent which attaches to small hooks I fitted to the underside of the strakes. Works ok but doesn’t give as good protection as a sprayhood and a couple of times came loose.
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Charles Erb
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Chris Wicks
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Re: Wind break
If the purpose is to keep out rain from the hatch / companion way could you have a canvas sheet made up that clips to the coach roof hand rails and sits on the deck protecting the vulnerable areas? Luckily it doesn't rain here much
Chris
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erbster
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Re: Wind break
Good idea, Chris.
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Greybeard
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Re: Wind break
Gloating is such an ungentlemanly trait, ChrisChris Wicks wrote: Luckily it doesn't rain here muchChris
Steve (wots now boatless for the first time in over 30 years)