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This anchor is perfect for my 24ft pontoon boat. I use it all the time on the lake and it hasn't lost traction even in the wind.

It's great that I only have to use one anchor to secure my boat in high winds. It's a little heavy, but it's what it takes to get the job done. I thought I would have to buy a second one for my new boat but this one seems to be working great.

Was skeptical because my lake has ABSOLUTELY nothing to hold on to. no debris, rocks or anything, just dirt. A 23ft Triton so there is some weight and the boat acts like a sail. It had excellent holding power even in high winds, which was a pleasant surprise.

Works very well with the Minnkota Deckhand 40 windlass. It has a longer shaft and a good angle so it actually lines up in the stowed position. However, the base is heavy enough to allow the anchor to drop by itself on winch command.

I use this when I go to the lake to stand in three feet of water and drink from the stern of my boat. An anchor was already there, but a light wind rocked the boat. Got it and no longer have this problem with this one in the back and another anchor in the front. Works like a charm for my 20ft runabout.

Windlass Anchor shackle will not fit through anchor eyelet. The solution is to remove the shackle from the end of the chain, thread the chain through the anchor eyelet, then attach the anchor shackle to the chain and the end link of the chain, forming a chain loop that goes through the anchor eyelet. I hope the photo helps illustrate this.

Pulls out 24" tee like a champ. Durable and works well. Large. I had a 3/8" swivel and it was tight; I had to bend it a bit I used the smaller one for the chain to tie but use 3/8 or more for the top of this one, it's big too wide for a 5 gallon bucket so I need a new onion storage idea.

Just bought an 18 lb model for use on the river we pontoon on. The bottom is very soft and muddy, you easily fall 10 inches while standing on it. I've only used it once but this anchor has a good grip and will last. It's a river, so there's always a current, and there was a decent wind, and we weren't drifting like we used to. (Note for reference - this is a 24" pontoon boat and I am using an 18lb anchor at the bow and stern). It had a few small dents when it arrived, but I don't mind. I love…