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Old 27-05-2013, 11:38   #1
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Anchor for a Smaller Cat

I know....But as there is so much wisdom here I would like your indulgence please.

The Wharram tiki 26 that I am building will live on the hook, no fancy marinas for this little piglet.

She is low windage and probably will come in well under two tonnes. What anchor weight/model would be suitable do you think?

I have seen a Tki 26 that was anchored in the Brisbane river with no bridle set.Is this common practice on smaller cats?
She is 26 ft long.

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Old 27-05-2013, 16:40   #2
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I'd have a Manson Supreme (or the like) and a bridle. I had a bridle on my TIKI 21' and never regretted it.
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Old 27-05-2013, 20:31   #3
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Sarca Excel number 3 with a bridle
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I know....But as there is so much wisdom here I would like your indulgence please.

The Wharram tiki 26 that I am building will live on the hook, no fancy marinas for this little piglet.

She is low windage and probably will come in well under two tonnes. What anchor weight/model would be suitable do you think?

I have seen a Tki 26 that was anchored in the Brisbane river with no bridle set.Is this common practice on smaller cats?
She is 26 ft long.

cheers paul.
No bridle you will wonder around like a dog on ice put a bridle about lest 10 foot out fro Center of boat will sit nice and not so Mach strain on one place.
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I'll second the bridle... she'll be steady as a rock...
Oh... and I had a 12.5 Bruce..
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I would have a Fortress (great anchors, light weight) and another anchor of a different type. On my tri my working anchor is a Rocna 33 pounder and I also have a Fortress FX-37.
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