Anchor question
#1
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From: dallas tx.
http://www.fortressanchors.com/guard...ent_parts.html i would like to shorten the stock or part (C) in picture,so it easier to store under the back seat,,,what effect is this going to have on the anchor,,also wonder why are they so long anyway,whats there purpose
#4
Cut those off of my generic brand anchor. Made zero difference that I could see, other than being able to fit it under the seat now. Really don't follow how that bar effects the operation.
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From: Colonial Beach, VA
Fortress anchors are made to disassemble for easy storage if needed. You can even get the nifty little bags from Fortress for them. Been using them for years now. Only takes a few minutes to disassemble and reassemble.
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http://www.fortressanchors.com/guard...ent_parts.html i would like to shorten the stock or part (C) in picture,so it easier to store under the back seat,,,what effect is this going to have on the anchor,,also wonder why are they so long anyway,whats there purpose

#8
Same here. Had to trim it to fit in my anchor locker cradle. Still works great.
#9
I believe those help the anchor to tip over if it lands on its' side with the flukes and shank at an angle, with them so long it can't stay in that position, it just falls over. However, I did trim off a couple of inches as well on mine and it holds in the mud/sand we have here very well.





