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Old 28-06-2020, 22:11   #46
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Re: Oh no...yet another anchoring thread !

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Originally Posted by chrisr View Post

been thinking : modern anchors bury themselves very well (we have a SARCA Excel). thus when the boat swings on the anchor (with tide or wind), it seems to me likely that there will be a fair bit of bending force on the swivel, as the anchor is turned. even worse if the anchor is so buried it doesn't turn.

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Given its an Excel, perhaps calling/emailing Rex at SARCA for his advice would be prudent. No one will no more about his anchors than him
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