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Many Westerly Owners, especially with the smaller models, stick with the traditional way of bringing in the anchor and chain, either by manually hauling in or maybe via a manual windlass. Westerly Yachts are all ageing these days - and so are their owners. This page explains how to install a modern electric windlass on a Centaur, but the same guidelines apply to most models. | Many Westerly Owners, especially with the smaller models, stick with the traditional way of bringing in the anchor and chain, either by manually hauling in or maybe via a manual windlass. Westerly Yachts are all ageing these days - and so are their owners. This page explains how to install a modern electric windlass on a Centaur, but the same guidelines apply to most models. | ||
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Revision as of 20:29, 1 December 2011
Many Westerly Owners, especially with the smaller models, stick with the traditional way of bringing in the anchor and chain, either by manually hauling in or maybe via a manual windlass. Westerly Yachts are all ageing these days - and so are their owners. This page explains how to install a modern electric windlass on a Centaur, but the same guidelines apply to most models.
