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Old 14-07-04, 02:28 PM
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Not such a bad thing as the skipper had a hand winch to operate the lift - however he'd had a new pulley wheel made for the winch which he found didn't fit, and so we were again without a lift.

This again didn't seem so bad until we realised that there wasn't a ladder on board!
Apart from the sheer inconvenience this could have serious implications to anyone just come off deco to be confronted by additional physical exertion like this.
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Diving in the Channel last weekend from a hard boat and on our first dive the lift cable unfortunately broke on the first recovery.

Okay, who ate all the pies then

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When i had a surveyor come look at my boat with the plans for having a lift on the STERN. He rang the MCA surveyor , who impied " If a lift is fitted a boarding ladder / scamble net must be available to recover any Man OVERBOARD ".

Thats for coded boats..... personally club / private dive boats ... I don't know.
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