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Single-handed maneuvering of a heavy-displacement, long-keel, single-screw vessel requires understanding prop walk and utilizing spring lines to maintain control in tight quarters. When reversing, a right-hand propeller typically kicks the stern to port; anticipating this movement allows a skipper to use the boat's natural rotation to assist in turning.10:33 To dock solo, an aft-leading midship spring line provides the most effective leverage.14:07 By securing this line to a dock cleat near the boat's center of rotation and motoring gently against it, the skipper can use rudder angle and prop wash to hold the vessel parallel to the dock while securing additional lines.14:26 When departing a tight slip, a forward-leading stern spring line allows the engine to pivot the bow away from the dock.13:32 Proper fender placement, particularly at the stern, remains critical during these maneuvers to prevent hull damage.20:28 Planning and preparation minimize the risks inherent in handling large vessels without crew.18:35

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