The short version used as the first piece of pipe from the top of diesel or solid fuel heater. The barometric damper helps decrease the draft on longer chimneys allowing the user to operate the unit on lower fuel settings. Recommended on all installs.
The vane is permanently attached to the stake while the plastic base easily slides in and out of the bow eye fairlead, held in place for sailing with the stake. Simple to install and remove after sailing.
These horizontal, fully automatic rope/chain windlasses from Maxwell have been designed to meet the demands for use on larger vessels up to 16 metres (52 feet), which require a completely above deck installation system. The HRC10 flawlessly handle rope up to 16mm (5/8") and chain up to 10mm (3/8") in size, including the thick rope to chain splice.
All the features of a Smargauge SG200 on your device. Now you can determine your battery(s) condition from anywhere with the Bluetooth® Smartphone App to keep information in your pocket.
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