any idea what these are?

[opposedtwin]

these two tools came along with an alumacraft runabout I purchased recently. I bought the boat from the relatives of a fellow who passed away. they said he was a big fisherman. the second one looks like an anchor rope keeper of some sort? and I have no guess on the first one. I guess there’s no guarantee it’s related to boating. could simply have been thrown into the boat at some point.

[sydinnj]

Ok I go with the anchor rope and will the other piece pass through the piviot point for the rope lock and stick out as a place to hang the anchor while you are moving the boat?

[PugetSoundBoater]

No clue as to the what’s in the top photo
Second and third photo looks to be a pulley on a transom or bow mount for hoisting an light anchor or crap pot Edit

"Some people want to know how a watch works, others just want to know what time it is"
Robbie Robertson

[joecb]

Ya’ what Sydin said….will the "key" end of the rod fit into and engage the rope lock cam? This would allow the cam to be rotated up, releasing the rope.

Joe B

[chip-chester]

If the outboard (assuming it has one) has a tilt function, Pic #1 could be a tilt-lock pin for transport. Look for holes in the transom-mounted part of the motor bracket. Maybe.

Of course, you’ve probably already figured it out, or pitched it by now!

Chip

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