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When we go somewhere we just leave it at the dock
In Response To: But what would you do if you go anywhere? ()
The body of the motor can be attached to the dinghy the same as any other motor. Only the tiller arm and the battery can be removed easily. Of course, I don't go to the sorts of high crime places you do 
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- So how long is your halyard? How do you use it? How to move "loads" about?
- Hi Gene. We use
- If too short is the only reason, no need to replace
- Now that you asked.
- With my old motor I used my mizzen sheet to lift the motor...
- Interesting, what is that motor?
- Torqeedo 1003S
- I saw that the other day at WM while looking at Dinks and motors... I wondered... do tell more.
- Answers to your questions...
- You no doubt have that magnet thing that keeps your electrons clean, eh? GRIN
- Oh yes and the special filter...
- I like it too -- but leaving it at a dinghy dock would give me pause
- That is why I take mine home
- But what would you do if you go anywhere?
- When we go somewhere we just leave it at the dock
- But what would you do if you go anywhere?
- That is why I take mine home
- You no doubt have that magnet thing that keeps your electrons clean, eh? GRIN
- Answers to your questions...
- I saw that the other day at WM while looking at Dinks and motors... I wondered... do tell more.
- Torqeedo 1003S
- Interesting, what is that motor?
- I really like having a 2:1 spinnaker halyard...
- Main, spin, and both jib halyards are all long enough to reach the water
- I think different issues, Gene
- Yes indeed, you are on the right track...