I saw this a few months ago, and was interested. I personally have never used a pulley set up and stupidly horsed up 30# all day.
Thought about this for my current project.
Thought about this for my current project.
I saw this a few months ago, and was interested. I personally have never used a pulley set up and stupidly horsed up 30# all day.
Thought about this for my current project.
I'm good on the triangle measurements, actually I am more interested in type of chain, where u got it, what size chain it is and how long of a length u needed to get 40 pounds? Weighing chain in the store has been my problem at most places in the past.It's a custom build from Western Metal in Ellensburg, 509 962 4985. I provided the chain and paid $81 for the labor and steel for the triangle. Want measurements?
Derek
Made a nylon shieve for the rope, should work greatI found this from a marine stainless supplier.
http://ep.yimg.com/ay/yhst-17525248830734/new-stainless-steel-small-swivel-anchor-connector-1.gif
I plan to add a plastic sieve for the rope.
http://marinepartdepot.com/index.html
Derek- pretty sweet looking setup. I have the Ronstan one I found at West Marine. It's held up well, but wasn't designed to drag a 35 pound anchor off the bottom. I think it's supposed to be used for sailing.My new boat came with the one Clack used to sell. I haven't had it long, but it's already twisted on me which means it won't be used if it happens again.
Where did you get the rope? I like the color.
Also, I've heard (no scientists involved) that chain anchors might do more damage to stream beds than steel anchors?
Thanks!