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ur2slow 07-10-2008 09:31 PM

fastech anchor
 
What is the best place to store the anchor on a 312 fastech and what size or kind works best. Thanks

PhantomChaos 07-11-2008 01:49 AM

In the cockpit side storage area........

FRMULTR 07-11-2008 06:24 AM


Originally Posted by PhantomChaos (Post 2619507)
In the cockpit side storage area........

I will second that statement. :p

Shameless 07-11-2008 06:24 AM


Originally Posted by FRMULTR (Post 2619554)
I will second that statement. :p


I will third that...

tony manzella 07-11-2008 07:31 AM

anchor size
 
GOES BY SIZE AND WEIGHT OF your boat , ROAD / ROPE normely is about 4' to 1' of depth of water also know what type of bottom you'll be boating in anchors do make a differant's , always use a galvenize or plastic coated chain at least 3' from rope to anchor that helps it set on the bottom :ernaehrung004:

Splitdecision271 07-11-2008 08:07 AM

I got a west marine 8LB traditional fluke anchor. I store it up front in the anchor locker. Fits nice and tight, doesn't move really have any room to move when it's in there, hasn't caused any sort of damage yet. Anchor rope is 100' by 1/2" and 6' or vinyl coated chain. I would definately recommend the vinyl coated chain, won't scratch the top deck, if you accidently drop it or if it rubs against it.

PhantomChaos 07-11-2008 02:00 PM


Originally Posted by Splitdecision271 (Post 2619656)
I got a west marine 8LB traditional fluke anchor. I store it up front in the anchor locker. Fits nice and tight, doesn't move really have any room to move when it's in there, hasn't caused any sort of damage yet. Anchor rope is 100' by 1/2" and 6' or vinyl coated chain. I would definately recommend the vinyl coated chain, won't scratch the top deck, if you accidently drop it or if it rubs against it.


No damage? You must not boat in the ocean or on a lake with swells ? :)

Splitdecision271 07-11-2008 09:15 PM

I had it out in the Bay for the first time two weekends ago. A little bouncy on the way home at the end of the day, checked out the locker, the anchor hadn't moved. Mainly boat on inland rivers, generally flat, maybe a foot of chop on a "bad" day. Haven't been able to get out the past few weeks, had a water pump go, and now am dealing with some type of power issue. Starboard engine won't turn off.

sleek1 07-13-2008 12:55 AM

Box anchor 2:1 rode.


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