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Helix Anchors (complete sets)
- Both the 1-3/4 in. & 1-1/2 in. square shaft anchors sold as complete units (lead sections & mooring terminations w/shackles)
- Lead sections come with a variety of different helix combinations
- Number and size of helices depend on the substrate
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Lead Sections (only)
- Lead sections come with a few different combinations of helices and lengths
- Hard substrates typically use smaller and fewer helices, while softer soils require more, and sometimes larger, helices
- Hard rubble coral areas typically use a lead section with a 8"-10"diameter helix and cutting teeth
- Softer sandy sections of the reef or mooring area call for a lead section with 8, 10, or 12 in. diameter or larger helices
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Round Shaft Anchors with Oval Eye Termination
- Can be turned into softer substrates by two people with a bar through the eye
- Offer holding power sufficient for lighter requirements
- Come with only a single helix, but with different length shafts and a number of different diameter helices
- Shipped UPS
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Mooring Head
- 1-1/8 in. shackle will pivot around the shaft as the vessel moves, eliminating the need for a swivel in the ground tackle
- Shackle pivots around the entire shaft of the anchor, offering much longer life
- Available in different lengths, 18 in., 3 ft., 5 ft.
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Extensions
- Used to add length to the anchor, so the helices can penetrate further into the substrate to achieve greater holding
- Drop-forged box connections, with 1 1/4" fastening bolt
- High grade galvanized steel
- Variety of lengths 3 ft., 5 ft., 7 ft., 10 ft.
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Mooring Line Shackle
- Large, bolt-type anchor shackle
- Quenched & tempered
- 25 ton capacity
- Hot-dipped galvanized
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