Using prop torque

Article Abstract:

Propeller torque causes a natural sidewise movement of a boat in both forward and reverse. The direction of the movement depends on whether the propeller rotates clockwise or counterclockwise. Tips on using prop torque to maneuver when docking are presented.

Motorboats

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How to carry your weight

Article Abstract:

Weight distribution on a boat should be checked when it is at the dock, when it is loaded and while it is under way. Stores or major components may need to be shifted. Passenger seating and use of fuel and water also affect boat balance.

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Anchoring tricks

Article Abstract:

Several tips on properly anchoring of boats are presented. These include avoiding the use of winches in raising the anchor and freeing anchor hang ups by reversing the boat's direction by 180 degrees.

Iron and steel forgings, Iron and Steel Forging, All Other Amusement and Recreation Industries, Recreational Boating, Marine Anchors, Anchorage (Navigation), Anchorage, Anchors (Marine equipment)

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