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Modifications > Custom chain stopper |
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The
standard Windline chain stopper sold by West and others never really worked
for me on the Bristol. It was too small and required mounting too far
inboard from the anchor roller so that the direction of pull was too much in
an upward direction. So I designed a custom chain stopper that mounts using
the anchor secure pin on the anchor roller. The stopper is made of 316
stainless, welded by a friend of mine to my design. |
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Notice
the pin passes thru two receivers welded to the leading edge of the stopper
plate. These are from the old Windline stopper, and worked out really well
using them in this new custom design.When I am lowering the chain, it's a simple matter to flip the stopper forward over the from of the anchor roller. When it's time to raise the chain, I simply flip it back to act as a lock. |
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Here
you see a tracing of the chain stopper. If you download this and print it
you can have a good start at making one yourself. |
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Another
shot of it. |
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