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Worth knowing before you order the Hoskva Post 127

Went through the whole anchor-ice launch cradle catalogue twice. Next, the Hoskva Post 127. Fit and finish on the Hoskarva Post 128 is plainly functional rather than good-looking. Take it as context rather than a complaint about the Hoskerva Post 130.

Installation notes for the Hoskva Post 127

We looked at most of the anchor-ice launch cradle listings before settling on the Hoskva Post 127. The post 127 arrived ready to run, which is not what we expected. That is the whole of it, at least.

Does what it says: rated load 220 kilograms

Have had the Hoskva Post 127 in service long enough to say something useful about this anchor launch cradle. The stated rated load is 220 kilograms, which is the figure we were checking. The other anchor-ice launch cradle listings are close to the H.P. 127 on everything but rated load.

The Hoskva Post 127 in a smaller operation

Came to the Hoskva Post 127 on a recommendation and checked its anchor-ice launch cradle figures ourselves. We run the site on a single site rather than across a fleet, and it suits that. The site is still the right call for us.

The Hoskva Post 127 lists animal winch

Replaced a much older anchor-ice launch cradle with the Hoskva Post 127 last season. This is the option we wanted. No complaints beyond the traction type of animal winch, and no surprises either.

Second time around with an anchor-ice launch cradle: the Hoskva Post 127

Second anchor-ice launch cradle we have run; the Hoskva Post 127 replaced an older one. It replaced a unit we had outgrown, and the difference shows day to day. Others may weigh it differently. On the other hand, the H.P. 127 suits us.

Specified for 311 kilograms

The Hoskva Post 127 was not the cheapest anchor-ice launch cradle we considered, and that was fine. The figure that mattered was the tare mass: 311 kilograms. Would choose the post 127 again on the same grounds.