-
total load.
Construction Three-strand
natural fibre laid line
Construction of
cable Hawser-
laid rope (Seaman's Pocket-Book, 1943)
Because rope has a...
- as the
weave of the
hawser goes with the
weave of the
constituent ropes. This has come to be
known as "
hawser laid" and "cable
laid".
Confusion between...
- was
immediately run into the
Vancouver Island s**** and made fast with a
hawser to a tree, but
within an hour she had sunk
completely from sight. Lieutenant...
- of
towing submerged fast
attack nuclear submarines with a 3-inch
nylon hawser and the
further feasibility of
using a quick-release
mechanism on the bow...
- by
which a
heavier hawser could be
pulled as**** from the yacht.
Macleod reached the land
about 02:25 hrs. Once one end of the
hawser had been
pulled as****...
-
towing hawser. It
includes two
vertical stern rollers to tend the
towing hawser directly aft and two
Norman pin
rollers to
prevent the
towing hawser from...
- (20 cm)
hawser both bow and stern, she lost all
contact with the
stern buoy and
moved dangerously close to s****. The bow
cables and
hawser held and...
- wharf, pier, or quay. The
posts are used to
secure mooring lines, ropes,
hawsers, or cables.
Bitts aboard wooden sailing ships (sometime
called cable-bitts)...
-
rough weather while at Kronstadt,
during which the ship lost an
anchor and
hawser,
Savannah left
Kronstadt under steam on
October 10
bound for Copenhagen...
-
towing hawser. It
includes two
vertical stern rollers to tend the
towing hawser directly aft and two
Norman pin
rollers to
prevent the
towing hawser from...
