NOT PREPARED for this lock! Sailing Canals in Holland #42
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Cruising Maas on the dutch European Waterways we got an unpleasant lock surprice before we arrived in the beautiful city of Maastricht. Me? A CZcamsr sailing a Comfort 32. Leaving home port i started my CZcams sailing channel 2021. Join me and my small budget sailboat with a big passionate dream to sail away, enjoy every moment and share it with others.
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Super amazing episode
Not familar with locks, can you run your dock lines under a cleat horn to get additional leverage?
Youcan and that's what we did un the beginning. However, in the worse locks I think you have to be very strong!
Hmm, lot of pressure from the filling water i guess. Be safe!
@@sailingtilda Hi, was thinking about your struggles with the lock and thought of the following: Put a loop in one side of the dock lines near the deck and attach a 2:1 snatch blocks to the loop and deck hardware. Least this will give you a little more mechanical leverage.
@@olivei2484 That could have been an idea. One thing that made it difficult was that the locks were so different. Sometimes we could have a loop on the dockline nad just move it to new bollards as we went, but sometimes we had to tie for everytime we hade to switch grip and we found out using the vinches we still had time to make those changes. Sometimes its a bonus to have a sailbaot at the canals!
@@sailingtilda Just wanted to give you another way to look at it so you could come up with the best solution with out getting hurt.
You need to be young for these long