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      Re: Fwd: Anchor Platform / bow sprit

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      OK, this is the last drawing of the anchor platform, I hope it can be of use.

      I have seen these with an added support from below. I think it needs it.

       

      Ken

       

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    • #81471
      Anonymous

      Thanks Ken,
      You’re my hero. This is great. I’ll see about fabricating locally.

      I’ll let you all know how it works out.
      Best,

      paul

      On Wednesday, September 3, 2014 9:41 AM, vickykenr— via maillist wrote:

      Re: Fwd: Anchor Platform / bow sprit

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      OK, this is the last drawing of the anchor platform, I hope it can be of use.

      I have seen these with an added support from below. I think it needs it.

      Ken

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    • #81472
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      Uploaded both images to the website gallery
      https://www.pearson424.org/tiki/tiki-browse_gallery.php?galleryId=3

      are there any other pictures I should load to this gallery?

      – pat

      vickykenr— via maillist wrote, On 9/3/14, 11:41 AM:

      Re: Fwd: Anchor Platform / bow sprit

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      OK, this is the last drawing of the anchor platform, I hope it can be of use.

      I have seen these with an added support from below. I think it needs it.

      Ken

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    • #81474
      Anonymous

      That drawing matches the design of my sprit/platform. Much stronger if
      a channel is welded onto the bottom edge of the long tubes and across
      the bottom of the cross bar. Make the channel out of 4″ wide 3/16″
      thick plate (need to find someone with a large hydraulic press to bend
      that).

      Pete

      On 9/3/2014 1:01 PM, pat noordsij via maillist wrote:

      Uploaded both images to the website gallery
      https://www.pearson424.org/tiki/tiki-browse_gallery.php?galleryId=3

      are there any other pictures I should load to this gallery?

      – pat

      vickykenr— via maillist wrote, On 9/3/14, 11:41 AM:

      Re: Fwd: Anchor Platform / bow sprit

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      OK, this is the last drawing of the anchor platform, I hope it can be
      of use.

      I have seen these with an added support from below. I think it needs it.

      Ken

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    • #81484
      Anonymous

      Pat and all,
      Attached are Pictures of Aurora’s anchor platform, as it presently exists,
      and a tool that was given to me by the previous owner. The purpose of the
      tool, I was told, is to permit a bent platform to be straightened without
      distorting the location of the bolt flanges. In fact I used it to straighten
      mine (which was bent down somewhat when I purchased the boat) before I had a
      local welder fabricate the diagonal brace shown in photo.
      I am not near my boat so I cannot confirm that my platform is exactly the
      same as Ken shows in his drawings but from memory I am quite sure that it
      is. It was original to the boat and the length of the tool at the center of
      the flanges is about 29 inches – which correlates well with the 32 inch
      dimension in the drawing. I would be pleased to loan it to Paul or anyone
      else who might want to have a platform fabricated or straightened. I don’t
      know what the shipping cost would be but for estimation purposes, the tool
      weighs about 10 pounds.
      Phil Fontaine
      Aurora – Ketch # 94


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