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A clear explanation between the distinction between towing and salvage work under U.S. law.
[BoatUS, Alexandria, VA, USA]
A slightly curmudgeonly singlehanded sailor gives very readable advice on the importance of routine, anchoring methods, line handling, exhaustion, weather windows, emergencies, going aground, and age.
[Southwinds Sailing, Holmes Beach, FL, USA]
Techniques to avoid going aground and for getting off by heeling the boat, kedging, or powering. No illustrations on line.
[Blue Water Sailing, 1990]
In a crisis it′s too late. You need to know the difference between a towing and a salvage situation, what your own insurance policy says about salvage, what to look for in a towing company, and what blank contract you should carry - just in case.
[SailNet, 18 September 2002]
Why and how you should talk with anyone towing your boat about the question of towing -v- salvage. Additional tips.
[Cruising World, 6 May 2003]
Accepting a tow can land you unwittingly with a salvage claim. Here is one towing company′s definition of the difference between towing and salvage.
[BoatUS, Alexandria, VA, USA]
Comments of the perils of dealing with yacht salvage artists in the eastern Caribbean, with some stories to prove it.
[Blue Water Insurance, Jupiter, FL, USA]
An officer explains the U.S. Coast Guard′s policy on which boats they will tow and which they will refer to other means of assistance.
[BoatSafe.com, USA]
Detailed tips on preparing for towing another vessel, hooking up, and underway.
[BoatSafe.com, USA]
The author looks back on his near-sinking in calm weather in the Intracoastal Waterway, with Mayday call, Coast Guard helicopter, towing boat, and some lessons for next time.
[SailNet, 4 August 2004]
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