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The AnchorLift uses the flotation of a buoy and the forward movement of the boat to float the anchor to the surface.
To anchor with the AnchorLift...
- Attach a buoy to the AnchorLift. Slide the AnchorLift over the end of the anchor line, threading the line under the sliding bolt (figure 1).
- Knot the anchor line near its end. Fasten the line to your boat.
- Release the anchor by sliding the bolt to the "up" position, allowing the anchor line to slide through the AnchorLift.
To raise your anchor...
- Motor your boat at a 30 degree angle off of your anchor point, taking care to keep the anchor line clear of your prop (figure 2).
- Proceed slowly (roughly 5 knots) until the anchor has released from the bottom, then increase speed slightly (6 to 8 knots).
- The anchor line will slide through the AnchorLift and float the anchor to the surface (figure 3).
- When the anchor has reached the surface, shift into neutral and pull in the slack anchor line. The sliding bolt will lock the anchor at the surface for easy retrieval.
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