Hi
I'm on a swinging mooring this year and I'm interested in the best way to reduce the amount of swinging the boat does.
Limitations are that both the keel and rudder will be up due to tidal restrictions and I don't have time at the moment to make a dummy rudder to hold the position.
This type of leaves two option that I know of, these being a bucket or an old tyre. The questions are:
- what type of bucket?
- Should you drill holes in the bucket and is so what size and how many?
- What type of bridal is fitted to the bucket?
- Should you use the whole tyre and drill holes in it or not or should you cut a section out?
- What type of bridal is fitted to the tyre (tied at one point in the middle or two pieces of rope tired at opposite positions)?
Any experiences and advice would be appreciated.
Andy
Jago
Parker 235/04