Your boat already has a stainless backing plate with aircraft lock nuts securing the pulpit. The advantage is you can simply un-tie the line when your finished.
On some recent boats we have installed a cockpit mounted padeye during the building process. But your idea would work just fine.
Fair winds Bob
Jon Martin wrote:
Thanks for the may coments about using a tether on an M15...regarding attachment points, how about using the bow pupit - I was thinking I could put a backing plate underneath the furthest aft parts of the pulpit, and attach a line there, then run aft to attach to the transom cleat on each side of the boat - comments are sought! Jon in Walla Walla
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