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Rather then add weight to the anchor itself {remember that's 'DEAD WEIGHT'
when you have to haul it aboard} - add it to the rode. If the object is increased 'holding power' the easiest way is increasing the scope of the rode. Where 'swing space' is a concern increasing the curve is a good compromise. A fancy 'rider' can be purchased, or a simple one made up. Attached to a light line, it can be positioned to best advantage and retrieved separately {that way you are NOT hauling up the extra weight WITH the anchor !!}. Regards & Good Luck, Ron Magen Backyard Boatshop "Courtney Thomas" wrote in message k.net... I just read about someone increasing their CQR anchor heft by adding lead. Has anyone knowledge of how this can be properly done ? Thanks again, Courtney |
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