Features July 2016 Issue
Spring Lines for Storm Preparedness
The often overlooked spring line proves its worth in storm simulation experiments.
A well-secured boat in the best-designed marina can’t be expected to survive a direct hit from a hurricane. Major boat-insurance companies recommend hauling out and tying down your boat, but that isn’t always an option, nor is it any guarantee.
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