stingjra

Would be great to find out as I bought a 32 that has no anchor also.

Jeff Sunsation

SCP 41710 Seachoice Deluxe Fluke Anchors - Anchors
We have been using this anchor since at least 2012. We buy direct from Land N' Sea. 2017 LNS Master Catalog. I'm not sure if they sell to the general public. But many places have this anchor. Check out the dimensions and you can probably find something similar. It is the 8 lb anchor. Fortress makes really nice ones but you'd have to check the measurements to make sure it will fit.

CATF800

NO
i'll have to dig mine out that is wrong (That I was given specific part number of) and my measurements of what was wrong and go from there. just seems rather ridiculous that the hatch in the boat was designed around a specific anchor that works great, and the information on THAT anchor simply isn't available.

LAriverratt

cat800 sent you a pm...check it out and get with me...I'll be down this afternoon and be by the boat again.

ALL_IN!

iTrader: (1)

Not Sunsation related, but I replaced the stainless (Fountain) anchor in our boat with an aluminum Fortress. The stainless was just too heavy for the wife to handle - so I bought the Fortress, cut it down and shaped it to fit the anchor locker in the Fountain. It holds just as well as the Fourntain anchor, although we really only use for raftups.

LAriverratt

anchor is 22" long and 16 1/2" wide...that's the width of the round shaft that fits in the mount in the bow. You'll have to measure your mounting brackets width to make sure you get an anchor that fits between them... I didn't measure mine. I also don't know what the weight of it is but it's not very heavy.

CATF800

Thanks Riverratt. I did measure min locker. the width is 18 1/2" wide (This could probably be 18"). The round shafts that snap-in need to be 3/4". The end (Rope end) of the anchor to the center of the round shafts is required to be 19 1/2" max (This could probably be 19").

CATF800

i also suggest going to the hardware and purchasing some neoprene snubbers that can be glued to the ends of the shafts to help out the paint scheme on the hood of the boat.