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JG wrote:
In the SF bay, Danforths work fine. When I was in Belize, we had a primary plow on 43' catamaran, which didn't hold no matter what we tried, but the relatively tiny Danforth worked like a charm. What type of plow? And did it not set (perhaps a very hard bottom), or did it set and drag (a very soft bottom), or seem to set, and then release (rocks or weeds)? In the first two cases, a Danforth will work better; in the third, its catch as catch can, so to speak. I imagine that there is something to be said for being familiar with what you have, along with choosing the appropriate anchor. A common trend in an anchor discussion is that people will say "I used an XXXX anchor for years and never had a problem." Newbies will generally have problems until they figure is out. |
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