T&T: Anchor washdown "shower"

[Truelove39 at aol.com]

Didn't mean to tease. It's been a while since I saw one, but as I recall  
there are 2 ss tubes branched off a common pipe which is connected to a  
high-pressure pump. They are equipped with nozzles which spray the chain  from above 
on both sides just ahead of the roller. That's the concept, but you'd  have to 
see one to get meaningful info on sizes, angles, etc which is why I  suggested 
looking at one. The Super Maramus are prolific although they have been  
superseded recently by the 54, but likely they have the same chain-wash system.  
The sole importer, Joel Potter has a demo in Ft. Lauderdale. No doubt there will 
 be one at the Miami boat show.
 
No connection.
 
Regards,
 
John
"Seahorse"
 
In a message dated 2/1/2008 12:44:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
tands at gravefamily.org writes:

 

>  No  sense in re-inventing the wheel. The French figured this out 
>  years ago. Find an  Amel Super Maramu (ketch-rigged 53' sailboat -  
> white with brown plastic teak) at  your favorite marina, buy the  
> owner a beer and ask for a demo.

Don't tease me :-))
What's  their solution?

Ted G
DeFever 44,  Amici





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