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An older Feadship
In Auckland getting some work done. We did an Anchor System Inspection for their insurance company. One of the many photos taken during that.
Enlarged End link with IACS marking
An Enlarged End link on some studlink chain. Note the stamping which tells us that length of chain has been OKed by a IACS (International Association of Classification Societies) Member. Going to guess RINA judging by the numbers.
Chain
When you have a fascination with chain as we do photos like that do push the right buttons. Don't ask which buttons, life is too short to want to know that
Enlarged End link with IACS marking
An Enlarged End link on some studlink chain. Note the stamping which tells us that length of chain has been OKed by a IACS (International Association of Classification Societies) Member. Going to guess RINA judging by the numbers.
When boys wanna know we find a way
The boss was giving his boat a tickle and wanted the best jammer with regards to weight V cost V do they eat ropes (as many do) so he tested a pile to find. In a funny quirk the new jammers on his boat are the same as were fitted when she was first launched in 1984, BSI Easylok Minis.
Load me up babe
Doing some load checking. Having a test bed allows us to check and test varying techniques. It's also handy for showing why that You Tube video you thought was good was actually quite wrong.
Like a bit of leather action?
So do some of our super boat customers. There is also....but lets leave that to imaginations ;)
Mr B going hard
Here he is splicing a thimble into some 72mm Dyneema. The line has a break load high enough it could lift 250 Ross 930's at the same time. 550,000 kilos
Mr B going hard
Here he is splicing a thimble into some 72mm Dyneema. The line has a break load high enough it could lift 250 Ross 930's at the same time. 550,000 kilos
Beloved leader hard at it
Grant rebuilding an entire countries mooring field.
Ok so it is Niue and not a big field with only 57 moorings in depths ranging from about 30m to 55m . You can be sitting on one while baby Whales play underneath your boat. Niue is worth a suss, we're fans.
Beloved leader hard at it
Grant rebuilding an entire countries mooring field.
Ok so it is Niue and not a big field with only 57 moorings in depths ranging from about 30m to 55m . You can be sitting on one while baby Whales play underneath your boat. Niue is worth a suss, we're fans.
Holiday Moorings
We make these for when you take your boat away with you on hols. Deploy one of these and the boat can live on it to save launching/retrieving the boat everyday. Be aware there are limitations but that's OK we'll explain them all to you.
Holiday Moorings
We make these for when you take your boat away with you on hols. Deploy one of these and the boat can live on it to save launching/retrieving the boat everyday. Be aware there are limitations but that's OK we'll explain them all to you.
Where anchors go for a break
The same places we do, a beach for a relax and catch some rays
A beast of an anchor
Almost looks like a gun site, that could be spooky if you were in the distant ship.
Men and their sheds
Or it could be a She Shed, we are seeing a rise in ladies going floating on their own terms and we love it. Either way a damn good He or She shed can be a joy to rummage.
Tall Ship Rig
Just a cool shot we like
A beast of an anchor
Almost looks like a gun site, that could be spooky if you were in the distant ship.
