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I just drive over it. I remember the direction it was set in, Say I
backed down south to set it. I just drive over it with a semi taught line to keep it out of the wheel. I never have much trouble. On occasion I foul an anchor in the large rocks at the lighthouse and send down a second line with a grapple via snap ring to the main anchor line to aid in freeing it, attaching the gapple it to the stern cleat and driving gently around in circles to free it, varying tension. In 30 years I might have lost two anchors. Offgridman bob wrote: (Diver1055) wrote in : Hi, I just just bought another boat which has a windlass. My previous boats did not have a windlass so I used grapling hook anchors which where very easy to unjam. Now with the dansforth anchor it is tougher when Cut the rope or chain and you will be free. LOL |