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July 17, 2010 - 3:42 pm
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Has anyone considered putting hawse holes amidships? Not only for spring lines but, if they were very slightly above deck level, also as extra deck drains.

On another note … on DE38 Eclipse, I added hasps to the lazarette hatches – to keep them dogged down at sea (with small stainless snap hooks) and padlocked in port. 

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July 17, 2010 - 8:43 pm
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We are planning on putting a hawse pipe amidships. The upside is that
it helps in docking and does drain the deck.. however it will also let
water in on deck if healed over very far.

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July 20, 2010 - 9:27 am
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Windsong has some midship hawse holes, I thought they were standard on all DE38's.  Maybe not?  They only have a frame on the outside, and on the inside have gelcoat, which on Windsong is badly cracked and will be repaired.

 

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July 20, 2010 - 10:56 am
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Erick,

that is very cool... I notice that the bottom of the hawse pipe is flush with the deck. Do you have any issues with leakage there? Can you see the hawse pipe from inside the boat in the galley cabinetry? If so could you take some pictures of it from in there and post them also.

Since we are going to be doing this also I am very interested in how it was done. Especially as with it flush against the deck for water run off I would have thought it would be prone to leaking as the deck flexes since it doesn't look as if there is a flange on that side to attach it to the deck. I would actually like to do it like that if there is a way to do so that wouldn't leak.

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July 20, 2010 - 2:41 pm
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I'll take some pictures of the underside this afternoon.  They are compeltely glassed through holes, pretty much a tube of fiberglass going through.  No leaks there, but as I mentioned the gelcoat cracks badly.  Here is the port side one, it is the most cracked:

Its just one of many areas on deck that need repairing before I paint.  The glass going through the bulwark is solid though.  

 

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July 21, 2010 - 8:21 am
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Here are two pictures of the starboard hawse hole from the inside.  You can see that it is just a fiberglass tube going through the bulwark.

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I still like the bronze hawse pipes but I also like the fully glassed tube.. A combination of the two would be super strong and totally forever waterproof 🙂

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