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On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 16:26:47 +0000, NE Sailboat wrote:
Just read a web story about a dragging anchor. So, I start to think??? How big.. that is how much bigger than the recommended anchor can a boat use. Do you all ,,, in north talk that is "you guys" .. carry a big, huge, anchor.. the one for the "tough" job? And what size in relation to boat size. Ya know, I'm confused. I read the responses to this post and really wonder if we have some Magic Stickup at the bottom of our bays around here. 7 to 1? You'd hit every boat in the bay, before going up on the rocks. You're lucky to get enough room for 3 to 1. I use a 35-lb CQR with 30 ft of heavy chain, and it's never let me down in 18 years - not even in 20+ knot winds. Hell, in lighter conditions I've "set" my 22-lb Danforth just by letting it "fly" off the stern: probably no more than 2 to 1. And it's not like I'm alone in this: most boats my size (36ft sailboat) have maybe 16-lb Bruces they set with maybe 3 to 1. druid - loves his CQR |
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