Isaac from Scuba Scrubbers at RVYC visitor's dock.

I met Isaac from Scuba Scrubbers at RVYC visitors dock. (250-220-9596). The poor bastard had to swim all the way to T2.

Once there, Blue Polly replacement went off without a hitch. Shackles were not seized despite being under water for 27 months.

And the moment of truth? The original length of rope was 20 ft. I had estimated 15 so will add 4 feet of 3/4 chain to maintain existing scope.

The original rope and chain are in good shape and didn't NEED replacing. I replaced anyway.

I also had Isaac replace my prop shaft zinc which was all but gone after just 7 months in the water.

Isaac's bill: $150.00

I will pick up extra chain tonight and install at low tide on Friday morning.

Isaac approaches T2 after swimming from RVYC visitor's dock.

At 15', the new mooring anchor line was 5 feet shorter than the original.

Photo from Isaac's perspective as he followed me out to T2.

Original 3/4" chain looks good.

Chain and shackle on mooring anchor.

New hardware with double zap straps.

Lots of weeds and not much left of zinc on propeller shaft after just 7 months in the water.

New 1" zinc on propeller shaft.