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    R-21 - Crane/Hoist Launch, Lifting Padeyes

    Your data point on Andrew Custis is good, thank you. You wrote "single crane", yes. I have a storage space on dry land at a marina on SF Bay with cranes. This is not:use of a boat yard mobile travel lift (with two (2) slings), or private residence. March 2008 I went to the Ranger factory...
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    R-21 - Crane/Hoist Launch, Lifting Padeyes

    Thank you and appreciated. I found the company after you posted, details about those urls, picky. It's the hassle of a piece of equipment that I don't want to pick up by hand, store it (on trailer while afloat, but the main storage place is on the trailer), protect it from weather blah blah...
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    R-21 - Crane/Hoist Launch, Lifting Padeyes

    Lifting straps around the hull, slings, are a valid option. However, I prefer not to own a spreader bar. Objective is crane launch w/Lifting Harness on hard points. Your item about gel coat abrasion is true. ~Plan is chafing gear, Amsteel or amsteel-blue line. Could use straps with...
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    R-21 - Crane/Hoist Launch, Lifting Padeyes

    Lifting straps are a valid option (assume lifting straps = cradle-slings). Lifting straps take more time to set up, center, ... than a lifting harness that clips to hard points. A lifting harness that clips to hard points does not slip on the hull. Main item is setup, take-off time for...
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    R-21 - Crane/Hoist Launch, Lifting Padeyes

    Does anybody crane launch the R-21EC? I visited the factory and the gentleman said the R-21 is lifted by: a) bow eye (trailer padeye) and the b) two (2) stern padeyes (trailer tie-down points) in a vertical lift, using separate hoists for the bow and stern. My sensitivity is using the same...
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