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Tie Down Engineering® Super Hooker Boat Anchors

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  • Wide flukes penetrate reservoir bottoms
  • Welded crown configuration with right angles
  • Stows flat

These lightweight, hot-dipped, galvanized Super Hooker Boat Anchors have wide flukes that quickly penetrate reservoir bottoms. Their fully welded crown configuration has the right angles for ultimate holding power. Tie Down’s Super Hooker stows flat and can be used with most fluke type anchor storage systems.

   


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4 lbs.

 Product Color: Galvanized 38-517-464-00
Your Price (each): $22.99
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9 lbs.

 Product Color: Galvanized 38-517-466-00
Your Price (each): $34.99
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  • Wide flukes penetrate reservoir bottoms
  • Welded crown configuration with right angles
  • Stows flat

These lightweight, hot-dipped, galvanized Super Hooker Boat Anchors have wide flukes that quickly penetrate reservoir bottoms. Their fully welded crown configuration has the right angles for ultimate holding power. Tie Down’s Super Hooker stows flat and can be used with most fluke type anchor storage systems.

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Is the 9# anchor big enogh to hold a 21' pontoon boat in ocean current?
3 years, 4 months ago
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 - south carolina
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The anchor is designed for 17' to 24' long boats and offers 480 lbs of holding power.
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i have a 20' center console and when i get anchor stuck is a pretty heavy boat to pull against waves
3 years, 6 months ago
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 - dallas
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FYI- If the anchor is stuck on the bottom, secure the line to cleats and pull the boat forward while keeping the line clear of the propeller.

•If the weather is bad enough that you absolutely have to get free of the anchor, you might consider clipping that anchor buoy to your anchor line and then head in. You can come back and retrieve it when the seas calm.
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 - springfield, mo
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