ANCHORS, CHAIN, AND WINDLASSES
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  • Hooker 2.5#,   Danforth style, as new, makes a dandy anchor for your dinghy or??  Can also be used to keep your beached dinghy from floating away during high tide.  Danforth style with solid stock and heavy galvanizing.   These are not like the cheaper rod shanked anchors being sold on the market.  These are an exact copy of the Danforth, and hard to find.
 $12
  • Danforth 13, clean
$25
  • Danforth Style 40#   Strong, reliable, high-quality, affordable anchors with precise dimensions and hot dip galvanizing for corrosion protection. Patterned after the original lightweight Danforth anchors, including precision die-cut components for accurate assembly and symmetry, a tapered shank with chamfered edges for deeper seabed penetration and increased stock length and fluke angle for roll stability and dependability.
 $100
  • S&L Delta plow 35#    One-piece manganese steel anchor has very high holding power and structural strength. Balanced to fall unaided from bow rollers, so it’s ideal for use with remotely operated windlasses. Heavy ballast in the toe section ensures that the anchor will engage the seabed upon hitting bottom. Galvanized finish and smooth surfaces. Lifetime warranty against breakage.
 SOLD
  • Navy #30 lb This style has been around forever. Still a good ol' standby.  One pin removal for easy disassembly and compact storage.
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  • MORRELLI Steady Sail.  Do you have trouble staying steady when anchored out?  Here's the answer.  Sail attaches to your backstay.  After adjusting the sail angle it will keep your boat from 'sailing'  back and forth.  Also helps  keep the anchor  set and not drag.  Another peace of mind.  Like new.
   $175
$675

 


 

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