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I am horrified at this. Would you go home and sleep easy knowing you had
left a 30' boat on a 10 lb anchor? I have a 12' rowing dinghy and that has a 7lb anchor. My 22' open motor boat has a 21lb anchor. My Catalina 38 came from USA with a pathetically light and flimsy looking Danforth type which I shall replace with a 35 or 38 lb Bruce anchor. The Danforth is not like the Danforths we have in Europe. The shank is so flimsy that if the tide turned after it had dug in I am certain it would bend. You guys seem only to cater for having a lunch hook and never having to anchor for real in a serious blow. "Scotty" wrote in message ... Anybody using one? Comments? I have the opportunity to receive a free one, either 7 or 10 lb.. Does the old axiom of 'go one size bigger' apply to these lightweight anchors? (30' boat , Chesapeake Bay) -- Scott Vernon Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_ |
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