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Don't lose your anchor

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This video shows how you can save yourself from loosing your anchor and anchor chain. A simple fix, securing your shackles, that takes minutes and cost little. Replacing an anchor can be costly and losing one can ruin your day on the water. Check back for more tips, tricks and reviews and don't forget to like share and subscribe.
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24 авг 2024

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@AquaLifestyle 3 года назад

Have you ever lost an anchor?

@adamnorton748 Год назад

Thanks for showing the actual wiring method; plenty of content with titles like this and someone just saying youve got to do it lol

@AquaLifestyle Год назад

You're very welcome! Glad the video was helpful

@RobertBirnie 3 года назад

This is the exact video I was looking for! The other videos about this say you should do it then just show a picture of it already done... Thanks a lot!

@AquaLifestyle 3 года назад

Thank you. I'm glad it helped. Any other videos your looking out for?

@ctndiaye1 Год назад

Is there an alt way to seize a shackle that you'll need to remove often?

@mandtgrant 3 года назад

In the Canadian Navy I was taught never to put more than 3 turns on a seizing wire, because the wire gets work embrittled, which can lead to failure

@AquaLifestyle 3 года назад

Interesting. Thanks for the great info.

@JCASTELLUCCIOJR Год назад

METAL FATIGUE!

@JCASTELLUCCIOJR Год назад

Instead of possible metal fatigue and corrosion of two diff metals…USE APPROPRIATE- SIZED PLASTIC WIRE TIES…easier to handle and no tools required!!!!!

@VFTG1961 3 года назад

Great idea Glenn.

@AquaLifestyle 3 года назад

We plan to have many more of these quick tips.

@francoisbelangerboisclair Год назад

You can also mouse a shackle using a wire and a Clamptite tool (or similar). It's use the same technique as for making a hose clamp or mending split wood. They show a picture of it on the manual and on the tool website. The advantage I think is you can make a double or triple wrap depending on you hole size and it's really tight. It's also make really neat hose clamp.

@AquaLifestyle Год назад

Love it. Great tip! Thanks!

@berniedreske6525 Год назад

wire is good but wat when u want to change anchors at sea from sand anchor to rock i use cable ties does the same and is much quicker

@AquaLifestyle Год назад

Great tip. Thanks

@seabournewolf2298 2 года назад

POV: the day before losing your new anchor

@LittleDotCom 2 года назад

I have and anchor that the eye hole I need to put a shackle into at the bottom is tiny. Is there any other option for attaching the chain?

@AquaLifestyle 2 года назад

Thats unusual. What kind of anchor is it?

@andersskoleovergaard9313 2 года назад

Stainless steel on an anchor of aluminium is a very bad idea, because the aluminium will be corroded - simply because og galvanic corrosiom between the stainless and the aluminium. The aluminium will be an anode to the stainless steel. An extremely and anode - wich is not even needed. Also a galvanized anchor will lose the galvanisation close to the stainless parts - again because of galvanic corrosion. Zink is less noble tahn the stainless. If you use chain on a aluminum anchor, then use galvanised chain, because the zink on the chain and the aluminum in the anchor. Zink and aluminium do have very little galvanic difference, and work well together in salt water.

@AquaLifestyle 2 года назад

Thanks for the information.