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There are different sizes of Loos gauges, be sure to get the one for your size of rigging. I also believe there is a different one for rod vs wire. https://loosco.com/tension-gauges/? Allison Lehman

They are different for wire and Rod rigging. Stephanie Arista, S36 #67, Lake Ontario Shburgess1207@... -- Stephanie Moderator Sabre 36, #67 Formerly Sabre 28-2, #289 Wilson Harbor, NY Lake

Yes it is made for rod rigging.? Mike

Does that Loos tension gauge work on rod rigging? Thanks, Michael Wind Walker S402-097

That is where my kayaks or bikes go when crossing the lake. I have seen U shaped holders outside the lifelines. I see these are at Amazon and west Marine. https://a.co/d/9AabVNs Stephanie Arista, S36

I bought our 42 with one of these Scanmar ladders already in place. I also have the Edson step that I have had for years and kept ti with me as we moved boats... My preference is the step vs the

Yes. Always go cheap. Good plan. Tony Tony Billera tony.billera@... 206 605 2650 linkedin.com/in/tonybillera Please consider the environment before printing this email. Thank you.

Does anyone have any good ideas for storing a Kayak on deck while underway? She's a 1989 -S24. We currently keep it roughly amidships at the shrouds, inside the lifelines. See pic. Was thinking of

Here’s one of the links but my box from the Loos gauge has the measurements and you’ll have to verify size of the wire or rod). It’s best to get it close to straight by measuring side to side

Guys, the point should be what suits your needs best then how much does it cost and how can you whittle that $ down. Allison Lehman Swiftsure Yachts allison@... Cell: 510.912.5800 Fax:

I don’t care. The Edson is better than a piece of wood. Tony Tony Billera tony.billera@... 206 605 2650 linkedin.com/in/tonybillera Please consider the environment before printing this email.

Ok, I didn’t go that far. Functionally they are equivalent. If you have the time, tools, and talent, the wood step is likely more satisfying to have and use. Being unretired, I still factor in time

Cheaper but not anywhere near equivalent. The Edson will last and perform as new for a lifetime. And then one can sell it. The hooks themselves are very high quality and about $20 each. Tony Tony

The $20 included wood and line. I had some left over varnish. Took may be an hour to make it not including drying time between varnish coats. As for time, I”m at that stage of life where my income

It is only $20 if you have the scrap wood, rope, vinyl strip, tools, varnish equipment and a skilled worker who values their time at $0/hour. Dave wrote: Yikes! $409 for a step? I have a boarding step

With a lift pump you don't really need to bleed. As per Pete's comment let the pump run for a minute then go ahead and start the engine. It may take a bit of cracking and run rough for a few seconds

The 4 point contact on the Edson step w non skid rubber buttons against the hull makes it very stable. The step has a very high safe load. Will not fail. Won’t rot. Included line is dynemms and clip

Just turn on the key and let the pump run for a couple of minutes until it’s it slows to a steady click-click-click. Assuming it’s a Westerbeast. Pete

I have replaced the lift pump and associated filters. New fuel line too. Before I restart the engine, does the system need to be purged of air? According to the manual, it is a self-bleeding system.

Just looking for some guidance.? Working on tuning the rigging on my 402 after this years launch.? I have a LOOS gauge? and would like to know what are the optimum values for tensioning the