I have the Garhauer as Stu mentions and it works fine. However, I have my radar on a mast on the starboard side of my stern and the bracket for the pulley system attaches to that ( I Remove it when I'm not using it and store it in the cockpit locker... it hangs on two points like an external rudder on a dinghy). Don't know how it work work if you didn't have the pole.
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Chuck Parker HelenRita 2072 Mk II
2002 Tall Rig - Winged Keel
Atlantic Highlands, NJ
Paul, I also have a Garhauer, mounted on the port stern rail, with base sits on a fitting on that stern swim platform seat. There is also a bracket on the stern rail. It is completely removable. No winch is necessary. We use it for a 9.9 Honda 2 cycle. Patty has no trouble using it and often refers to it as one of our best improvements. If you still need pictures, let me know and I will post them tomorrow.
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David S. Power Two If By Sea #1687 Burnt Store Marina Punta Gorda, FL
Garhauer, includes line & blocks, no need for winch.
Stu Jackson, C34IA Secretary, C34 #224, 1986, SR/FK, M25 engine, Rocna 10 (22#)
I have the Garhauer as Stu mentions and it works fine. However, I have my radar on a mast on the starboard side of my stern and the bracket for the pulley system attaches to that ( I Remove it when I'm not using it and store it in the cockpit locker... it hangs on two points like an external rudder on a dinghy). Don't know how it work work if you didn't have the pole.
Chuck Parker
HelenRita 2072 Mk II
2002 Tall Rig - Winged Keel
Atlantic Highlands, NJ
David S. Power
Two If By Sea #1687
Burnt Store Marina
Punta Gorda, FL
I'd like to see some photos! Thinking of something similar on my boat.
David
s/v Portmanteau
Hull #2133 -- 2003 MKII
Seattle, WA