Rolling a boat

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screwit
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Rolling a boat

Postby screwit » 04 May 2012, 15:03

Rolling boat over, to work on it is usualy a 4 or 5 hands on helpers and blanket or matress to stop the hull getting damaged.
To day I rolled Invader over by my self, I mounted a t/pine log with 1" shaft in drilled into each end and mouted it in the trusses of the shed,
I bought to 6mt slings, jacked up the boat fitted the slings and pulled the trailer out from under it.
It rolled by hand and seemed to be heaver on on side needing a tie to keep it level to get the trailer under it again.
So now I can work on the deck along side of the little skiff at the same time.
T/pine log $19
Slings $48 each
Steel shaft I had .
Ross

NPeth
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Re: Rolling a boat

Postby NPeth » 04 May 2012, 22:50

Cheaper than the beer for four helpers! Any chance of posting a picture of the rig Ross?

rayza1
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Re: Rolling a boat

Postby rayza1 » 04 May 2012, 23:12

Hey Ross, did the same thing with wooden worry, only it sat in truckie tie down straps suspended from the roof trusses for a couple of months. Only thing i did different was to have a comealong one each strap so i could lift the boat without effort

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bootlegger
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Re: Rolling a boat

Postby bootlegger » 05 May 2012, 07:46

I rolled aggressor with a sling and my old inter crane. It was scary waiting for the hull to roll. There was no way you could do it with people.
All my other boats I just do by hand with mattresses.

Alan
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Re: Rolling a boat

Postby Alan » 05 May 2012, 08:52

uh Dave,
when your "doing these other boats by hand on a mattress" does Aggressor get jealous?

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Darren
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Re: Rolling a boat

Postby Darren » 05 May 2012, 11:31

Jealous Al!!!! probably
Less kinky than on the sling though!
:roll:
Darren

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bootlegger
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Re: Rolling a boat

Postby bootlegger » 05 May 2012, 18:53

Dont worry aggressor got plenty of attention today.

screwit
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Re: Rolling a boat

Postby screwit » 06 May 2012, 21:20

Come to think of it slings are used a lot, INXS singer used one and he keeled over too!!!!!


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