Summary of Contents for AnchorRescue AR100
- Page 1 AnchorRescue ® anchor retrieval system – Instructions Step-by-step instructions describing the proper use of the ® AnchorRescue system April 2017 Scanmar International, Inc. www.anchorrescue.com Phone 510-215-2010...
- Page 2 Once you determine that your anchor is fouled the anchor rode. and you’re ready to deploy the AnchorRescue, Note: Slack in the rode will effectively make sure the conditions allow for a successful recovery operation.
- Page 3 10. Replace any missing cable ties once the anchor is stowed safely. The AnchorRescue is now ready to protect the anchor from a snag the next time you deploy the anchor. 11. Before returning the retriever to its nylon bag rinse it with fresh water if available.
- Page 4 Installing the AnchorRescue Fig. 1 1. Position the slider on the anchor chain so the tether end is towards the anchor. (Fig. 1) 2. Using the supplied shackle or another suitable shackle, attach the tether to the trip point at the crown of the anchor. If your anchor does not have a trip line attachment point, you will have to make one.
- Page 5 Fig. 1 2. When installing the AnchorRescue for the first time, the slider should be positioned on the anchor chain so that the tether end is toward the anchor. (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2). The slider is designed to rotate on top of or over the swivel.
- Page 6 (AR100, AR200, AR300) that correspond with anchor chain sizes of: 1/4”-5/16” (6-8mm), 3/8” (10mm), and 1/2” (12mm). Accordingly, the AR100 includes a 34” (864mm) tether chain, the AR200 includes a 44” (1118mm) tether chain, and the AR300 includes a 54” (1372mm) tether chain.
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