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Old 31 August 2012, 22:08   #21
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Neigh neigh, it's a horses nose bag.
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Old 31 August 2012, 22:29   #22
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Neigh neigh, it's a horses nose bag.
It might also fit the other end.
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Old 31 August 2012, 22:31   #23
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[QUOTE=actions;484645]Having a clear out of garage to make room and found this in my zodiac bag.

Attachment 71671

I've looked through my manual and found nothing that gives a clue.QUOTE]

Have you tried fitting it to the wife ?
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Old 31 August 2012, 23:11   #24
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That's part of the emergency kit...
If your stranded on a island and can't stand Sushi, you use that to carry twigs and moss back to the the lean to for a fire.

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Old 01 September 2012, 17:01   #25
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Have you tried fitting it to the wife ?
I'd need several more

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That's part of the emergency kit...
If your stranded on a island and can't stand Sushi, you use that to carry twigs and moss back to the the lean to for a fire.
I started to read that and thought this bloke sounding like he knows something here. Then i read the rest.
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Old 02 September 2012, 14:36   #26
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Working on the basis that the moment you throw something away it's not long before you discover you need it - I would throw it away, then it's purpose will surely become apparent!
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Old 02 September 2012, 18:11   #27
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Been there and done that many times. We have been renovating our house over the last few years and had loads of bits stored in the garage. I decided last year to have a clear out of things that were just gathering dust and sure enough a few months later i could have used them. Doh.

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Old 09 September 2012, 20:06   #28
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could be that is to use it some how with the fuel tank. Do you have internal or external tank?
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Old 09 September 2012, 22:11   #29
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could be that is to use it some how with the fuel tank. Do you have internal or external tank?
My SIB came with a square piece of PVC that sat under the fuel tank. It has 2 holes that the fuel tank strap slides through so I had a better clue.
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Looks like a 'Parbuckling' sheet? Stand on one end of straps, pass underneath casualty in the water & haul on other ends to recover person into the boat? Or maybe I'm totally wrong? LOL
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Old 10 September 2012, 06:19   #31
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could be that is to use it some how with the fuel tank. Do you have internal or external tank?
External 25 ltr tank although it inside the console to keep it neat.

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Not sure of the size, but is it some form of rescue sling for assisting to get people back into the boat ?
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Old 10 September 2012, 18:46   #33
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Ill dig it out again and give it a quick measure but i just dont think the straps are anywhere near strong enough to hold the weight of a person.

I reckon a tube protector is gonna be the answer.

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Old 10 September 2012, 18:55   #34
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I av already said what it's for In an earlier post its for when you roll your sib up and pack it away mine had one the same
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I av already said what it's for In an earlier post its for when you roll your sib up and pack it away mine had one the same
I know you did but people keep giving other suggestions and my boat is not a sib but toobs do detach so i agree to some extent.

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That's ok then
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Old 10 September 2012, 20:37   #37
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I av already said what it's for In an earlier post its for when you roll your sib up and pack it away mine had one the same
Yes,i had a small Zodiac which came in something very similar.
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