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134. What are the legs of a tow bridle are joined together with?
The legs of a tow bridle are joined by a fishplate, a heavy steel connector providing multiple attachment points for both bridle legs and the towing hawser. This fitting ensures stable geometry and proper load distribution, distinguishing it from hooks, tri-links, or bridle plates, which are not standard for this purpose in towing seamanship or USCG exams.
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