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Old 03 May 2007, 15:18   #1
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outboard rope cutter

Anyone got one of these?

http://www.h4marine.com/Outboard%20Rope%20Cutter.htm
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Click on the photos and it take you to a web site for shoes , what possible use is a web site selling shoes

Anyway is rope a real problem, I would ahve thought a plastic bag round the water intakes more of a worry.

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i have ordered a nice pair of the red ones with the straps round the ankle!
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bizarre! I only get the marine website...Although when I asked for fitting instructions, the reply was that their systems are down...down at heel maybe.
Try homepage.

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Anyway is rope a real problem, I would ahve thought a plastic bag round the water intakes more of a worry.

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Last Sat I caught some loose rope 10 feet from the trailer when recovering with a bit of side wind, so over the side chest deep to stop drifting onto rocks with no power. I've not spotted plastic bags yet - perhaps Manx waters are comparatively clean.
Lots of pots in the harbour though, with tiny floats
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I've not spotted plastic bags yet - perhaps Manx waters are comparatively clean.

i think that perhaps the locals have knicked em all!
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How much is the outboard cutter. Anyone know ?
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I saw this in 2005 but it seems to have disappeared from the quickwater's website now.

For some reason the vid of it working is still up though- http://www.quickwater.com.au/Movies/quicKutter-4mb.wmv
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How much is the outboard cutter. Anyone know ?
£117 or £247 with hardened blades - claims to cut steel wire due to the shaving action rather than scissor.
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