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Papa's Angels 09-19-2012 01:46 PM

steel wreck anchors
 
guys I am making a bunch of wreck anchors the same as the ones I have made before they consist of 4 tines 1/2 inch diameter and a steel ring on top and bottom for a reverse pull they are primed and painted and extremely well made, cost is $60.00 per anchor, no pm's please you can reach me at 973-235-1045 thanks Joe.

broken bobber 09-19-2012 03:06 PM

Re: steel wreck anchors
 
Joes anchors are the bestest....... :)

shrimpman steve 09-20-2012 12:19 PM

Re: steel wreck anchors
 
just ordered one for my new ride!

LegalEyes 09-20-2012 06:33 PM

Re: steel wreck anchors
 
If it comes with a lesson, Im in.

CaptBob 09-21-2012 11:27 AM

Re: steel wreck anchors
 
Have been using Joe's anchor for years....Good One!!!!!!

captnvinny 10-01-2012 12:07 PM

Re: steel wreck anchors
 
PA's ..ques: how do these work when tied into structure vs a danforth?:confused:

Gerry Zagorski 10-02-2012 06:00 PM

Re: steel wreck anchors
 
Two things that differ on wreck anchors as opposed to regular anchors.

1) Wreck anchors have tines instead of flukes. Picture them like ribs of an umbrealla which hook up on the rough bottom. If you get the tines stuck in the wreck, they are soft enough to bend so you can get the anchor back and then bend them back into shape.

2) Most wreck anchors also have loops where the tines meet where the point of the umbrealla whould be. You attach your anchor line to it with a shackle. The other side of the anchor also has a loop in it where you put a zip tie through and wrap it around the rope leading from the loop at the tine end. When you go to pull the anchor the zip tie breaks and you are now pulling it from the tine end which makes it easier to get out of the rough stuff.

shrimpman steve 10-02-2012 09:19 PM

Re: steel wreck anchors
 
picking mine up this week!

giantfan 10-03-2012 01:55 PM

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These anchors work GREAT! I have been using Joes anchors for the last three seasons and they work like a charm. They hold my 34' Pursuit which weighs well over 15,000 pounds in some pretty snotty conditions without a problem. I do have to use a bunch of zip ties when it's really rough but thats to be expected.

Aquaman 29 10-15-2012 09:00 PM

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Joe Thanks very much for the wreck anchor. Called Joe on Thursday afternoon and he was done with my anchor Friday morning can't beat that service.The anchors are well worth the price he charges. Thanks again Joe


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