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Fairleads perform the same function as which item?

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• Fairleads and how they guide mooring lines or wires • Difference between holding/attaching a line vs leading/guiding a line • Basic deck fittings: deadeyes, doublers, bollards, and chocks

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• Which item is primarily used to change the direction or lead of a line without chafing, rather than to secure or fasten it? • Look at each option and ask: is its main purpose to guide a line’s path or to secure/strengthen something? • On a ship’s deck, where would you find something doing the same job as a fairlead—between the winch/bitts and the ship’s side or opening?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be clear on the definition of a fairlead: it is for leading (guiding) lines, not for tying them off • Know that bollards are mainly for securing mooring lines ashore or on deck, not guiding them • Remember that doublers relate to plating reinforcement, while deadeyes are traditional rigging hardware—check which option is used like a line guide at the ship’s side or bulwark

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Fairleads perform the same function as which item?

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Fairleads perform the same function as which item?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Fairleads and how they guide mooring lines or wires • Difference between holding/attaching a line vs leading/guiding a line • Basic deck fittings: deadeyes, doublers, bollards, and chocks

💭 Think About

• Which item is primarily used to change the direction or lead of a line without chafing, rather than to secure or fasten it? • Look at each option and ask: is its main purpose to guide a line’s path or to secure/strengthen something? • On a ship’s deck, where would you find something doing the same job as a fairlead—between the winch/bitts and the ship’s side or opening?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be clear on the definition of a fairlead: it is for leading (guiding) lines, not for tying them off • Know that bollards are mainly for securing mooring lines ashore or on deck, not guiding them • Remember that doublers relate to plating reinforcement, while deadeyes are traditional rigging hardware—check which option is used like a line guide at the ship’s side or bulwark

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