A device for securing a load-bearing hawser comprises a securing element (2), e.g. a bollard and a guide (1) for guiding the hawser towards the securing element.
A hawser attachment comprises an outer, internally conical socket (5) and a concentric inner, externally conical sleeve divided into segments (6).
A short auxiliary line (11) has a first end section which is intended to be fastened to an anchor and/or within one end part of an anchor hawser.
The movable hawser connection includes an arcuate rail with a movable trolley that provides a hawser connection point that allows vessel weathervaning.
The suspended members are selected from a group consisting of cables, ropes, hawsers, chains and combinations of a hawser and a chain.
A boat mooring line dispenser comprises a reel (13) onto which a mooring line (12) or a respective mooring line (if there is more than one reel) can be wound.
The existing wire rope drums are discarded, or reused with the additional winches.
In order to provide the ship (32) with electrical power, said hatch comprises a guide device (19) for guiding a flexible electrical line (34) through the hatch.
The strength of each floating anchor and its rope and line should be sufficient in all marine conditions.
2.5 - the owner, the crew or the guardian of a boat cannot refuse to receive a hawser, nor to unberth the vessel to facilitate the movements of other vessels.
The method comprises despatching a pair of watercraft (12, 14) to approach said sailing vessel (10), providing a tow rope (16) to be secured at one end to first watercraft (12) and the other end to second watercraft (14).
2.5 - the owner, the crew or the guardian of a boat cannot refuse to receive a hawser, nor to unberth the vessel to facilitate the movements of other vessels.
From time to time they are let to touch a rope or a fender, or manoeuver in harbors from 8am to 8pm for 2 days in a row.
(ii) each with a shock-resistant hawser and a tripping line, both the hawser and the line being strong enough for all sea conditions;
2.5 - the owner, the crew or the guardian of a boat cannot refuse to receive a hawser, nor to unberth the vessel to facilitate the movements of other vessels.
2.5 - the owner, the crew or the guardian of a boat cannot refuse to receive a hawser, nor to unberth the vessel to facilitate the movements of other vessels.
(ii) fitted with a shock-resistant hawser and a tripping line, both the hawser and the line being strong enough for all sea conditions;
(5) The sea anchor shall be fitted with a hawser and a tripping line that is not less than 10 m in length, both the hawser and the line being strong enough to withstand all sea conditions.
In boating jargon, mooring one’s boat at the harbor or mooring is an operation that involves attaching a boat to a dock, buoy, or another boat through a rope called mooring, butt or hawser.
Requêtes fréquentes français :1-200, -1k, -2k, -3k, -4k, -5k, -7k, -10k, -20k, -40k, -100k, -200k, -500k, -1000k,
Requêtes fréquentes anglais :1-200, -1k, -2k, -3k, -4k, -5k, -7k, -10k, -20k, -40k, -100k, -200k, -500k, -1000k,
Traduction Translation Traducción Übersetzung Tradução Traduzione Traducere Vertaling Tłumaczenie Mετάφραση Oversættelse Översättning Käännös Aistriúchán Traduzzjoni Prevajanje Vertimas Tõlge Preklad Fordítás Tulkojumi Превод Překlad Prijevod 翻訳 번역 翻译 Перевод