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There is about 400 feet of Dyneema spliced into a bout 10 foot of nylon line as a snubber which is linked to about 20 foot of chain that is hooked to a swivel and then the anchor.

I had a Lone Star GX2 anchor winch installed on my 22 Cruiser. it is amazing. About 425 feet of chain 1/4 inch Dyneema line. No more having to walk up to the bow and drop or raise anchor. It will make it a lot easier on the cool Alaska mornings. [/img]

Lone Star GX2 anchor winch

Lone Star GX2 anchor winch

All I found were books and a couple old movies with Brat in the title

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Thank you! I do like it. To bad I have the full glass window or I would go with that idea.

Do any of you have picture of the door with the screen? I would love to see what it looks like.

ssobol….. I have the same issue. Leg room is at minimum on my 22. I usually sit at a slight angle and rest my feet on a cooler while cruising.

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Culross Passage

So over all, I'm am glad it is not just me experiencing this issue. I do have to fill extremely slow and I will have to look at figuring a way to get the hose as straight as possible and maybe some type of fix to stop the burping back. Thanks for the insights and recommendations.

Why does it tack so long to fill up the tanks on the 22 Cruiser? I have to pump very slowly or the tank fill hose will back up and spill over the side. Has anyone else experienced this? Does anyone have any ideas on a remedy?

I like the idea that ssobol came UP WITH. You would definitely need to strap it down and have some cup holders in place. :cocktail :beer