Method of line laying for mooring a platform

Handling: hand and hoist-line implements – Hook – hoistline – or grab type – Cable and hook tackle

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B66C 136

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053561899

ABSTRACT:
A line laying device for lowering a chain into a body of water wherein the chain is secured at one end to a surface vessel includes a pair of claws pivotally coupled to each other for engaging an intermediate link of the chain. A pivoted lock on one of the claws engages a shoulder on the other claw to maintain the claws in clamping engagement on the link until such time as the chain is lowered to the point where the chain is substantially vertically extended whereupon an adjacent link above the link engaged by the claws will pivot about the link engaged by the claws into engagement with the pivoted locking member to disengage the locking member from the shoulder thereby allowing the claws to be disengaged from the link and retrieved by means of a wire rope secured to one end of one of the claws.

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