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Boaters' Resale Shop of TX 2601 3105.01 PARA-TECH 15 FOOT SEA ANCHOR w TRIP LINE & INSTRUCTIONS * SEE ALL 6 PHOTOS & DETAILS * SOLD AS PICTURED * ITEM WAS PREOWNED, OUT OF BOX BUT IN ORIGINAL CONDITION AND APPEARS TO HAVE NEVER BEEN USED OR DEPLOYED AND APPEARS TO BE COMPLETE AND OPERATING PROPERLY BUT HAS NOT BEEN TESTED FURTHER
PARA-TECH 15 FOOT SEA ANCHOR w TRIP LINE & INSTRUCTIONS
The Para-Tech 15-foot sea anchor is a high-strength nylon parachute-style device designed for boats 30-40 ft (up to 25,000 lbs) to control drift, aid in fishing, or provide stability during storms. It reduces drift by up to 90%, comes with a deployment bag, heavy-duty shackle, and float line, and is deployed from the bow.
Key Features and Setup:
Dimensions: 15-foot diameter designed for significant drag in heavy weather.
Components: Includes a deployment stowage bag, heavy-duty shackle, and a float line.
Trip Line: A critical, often separate, component used to collapse the parachute for easier retrieval.
Deployment: The anchor, with a float line, is tossed from the windward side, allowing the boat to drift back while paying out the rode.
Best Use: Used to hold the bow into the wind to prevent broaching or capsize in rough seas.
Deployment Instructions (Summary):
Preparation: Secure all items on board and lower sails.
Positioning: Head into the weather to stall the boat.
Deployment: Toss the trip line, float line, and sea anchor into the water on the windward side, followed by the rode.
Drift: Allow the boat to drift back, paying out the required scope (10-15 times the boat length is recommended).
Securing: Make fast the rode, ensure proper chafe gear is used, and secure the rudder amidships.
Crucial Notes:
Chafe Gear: Essential to prevent the rode from breaking.
Rode Type: Use nylon for natural elasticity (stretch).
Retrieval: Use the trip line to pull the apex of the parachute, causing it to collapse.
Safety: Always maintain a watch while at sea anchor.
PARA-TECH 15 FOOT SEA ANCHOR w TRIP LINE & INSTRUCTIONS
The Para-Tech 15-foot sea anchor is a high-strength nylon parachute-style device designed for boats 30-40 ft (up to 25,000 lbs) to control drift, aid in fishing, or provide stability during storms. It reduces drift by up to 90%, comes with a deployment bag, heavy-duty shackle, and float line, and is deployed from the bow.
Key Features and Setup:
Dimensions: 15-foot diameter designed for significant drag in heavy weather.
Components: Includes a deployment stowage bag, heavy-duty shackle, and a float line.
Trip Line: A critical, often separate, component used to collapse the parachute for easier retrieval.
Deployment: The anchor, with a float line, is tossed from the windward side, allowing the boat to drift back while paying out the rode.
Best Use: Used to hold the bow into the wind to prevent broaching or capsize in rough seas.
Deployment Instructions (Summary):
Preparation: Secure all items on board and lower sails.
Positioning: Head into the weather to stall the boat.
Deployment: Toss the trip line, float line, and sea anchor into the water on the windward side, followed by the rode.
Drift: Allow the boat to drift back, paying out the required scope (10-15 times the boat length is recommended).
Securing: Make fast the rode, ensure proper chafe gear is used, and secure the rudder amidships.
Crucial Notes:
Chafe Gear: Essential to prevent the rode from breaking.
Rode Type: Use nylon for natural elasticity (stretch).
Retrieval: Use the trip line to pull the apex of the parachute, causing it to collapse.
Safety: Always maintain a watch while at sea anchor.
Specifications
| Condition | New other (see details) |
|---|---|
| Brand | SEA-ANCHOR |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 15' |
| Condition Description | SEE ALL 6 PHOTOS & DETAILS * SOLD AS PICTURED * ITEM WAS PREOWNED, OUT OF BOX BUT IN ORIGINAL CONDITION AND APPEARS TO HAVE NEVER BEEN USED OR DEPLOYED AND APPEARS TO BE COMPLETE AND OPERATING PROPERLY BUT HAS NOT BEEN TESTED FURTHER |