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Postby Duck » Tue Mar 21, 2017 8:58 am

Nelly,
I, along with my father and brother, talked to you at the boat show about your pot puller. I have a 28' duck and want to copy your design. I have a couple pictures of your design but no measurements. I've talked to Renaissance Marine Group but they aren't interested in selling your design to the "after market". Do you have any build directions or videos about your puller design.
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Re: Nelly Puller

Postby Nelly » Tue Mar 21, 2017 10:30 am

What's up Duck!
Are you a Duckworth hardtop owner?
Then installing the "Nelly Puller" shouldn't be too tough.

Here's a shot of the roof-mount installation location of this TELESCOPING ARM which is 2" square-tube aluminum inside of 3" square tube. Note that the interior cabin in NOT penetrated, only the rear "Brow" so there's no possibility of a leak. drool
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The aft view showing the rope pathway (Note the use of a larger mooring line instead of a thinner pot line for photographic clarity)
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The guts of this system is the INCREDIBLE Nillson Sea Winch and here's the ordering link:

http://www.jamesnilsson.com/shop/Capstan/Anchor+%26+Pot+Hauling/CH400+Foot+Mounted+Capstan/x_sku/01383.html

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Finally, the telescoping arm is shown retracted or in it's stowed position.
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There you go and I hope that helps! Happy fabricating! cheers

FYI for all you Weldcraft and Duckworth buyers, this puller is available as an option on new boats. Happy pot and anchor pulling! spy
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Re: Nelly Puller

Postby Duck » Tue Mar 21, 2017 10:44 am

Thanks. How fast does your winch retrieve line? I have a picture of your unit, James Nilsson, but not the model numbers.
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Re: Nelly Puller

Postby Nelly » Tue Mar 21, 2017 10:50 am

Hey Duck,
Look closely at the pic with the James Nillson CH 400 winch picture and you'll see the ordering link with the stats but here they are:

The CH 400 will pull 80 pounds steadily at 78 ft/min while drawing only 15 amps.

I've been using mine for 8 years now pulling crab pots, shrimp pots and halibut anchors and it shows no signs of slowing down one bit! thumbup
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Re: Nelly Puller

Postby Duck » Wed Mar 22, 2017 3:23 pm

I see the winch link now.

Thanks for the info.
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Re: Nelly Puller

Postby Nelly » Wed Apr 05, 2017 4:25 pm

Here's a flier with more Nilsson Seawinch information:

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