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I have a lot of old zinc anode remnants from the boat hull hanging
around discards from the annual haulout. Each year I also replace the anodes in my Yanmar 2qm20 engine, which are tiny, but more expensive than the much larger tear drop hull anodes. The engine anodes are just zinc molded on to a thread. Would it difficult or in any way dangerous to melt an old hull anode down to refurbish the engine anode? Thanks Putting |
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