I found this when searching for wreck anchors.............
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One of the cheapest alternatives is to get some #3 (3/
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rebar and bend up 4 or 5 lengths into a grapple hooks and bend and weld an eye into each end.........then weld the hooks 2gether, add rope or chain. Connect to bottom eye and zip tie it to top eye.
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"The chain attaches to the bottom and the zip ties just keep the chain pulling from the front like a guide. In other words when its being pulled straight along the shank its really being pulled from the base of the tines. If it won't come up just pull it at an angle to the shaft (go over it and pull in the opposite direction of the drift you had and pop the tie and pull it up backwards.
If you can't get it out, the tines will bend fairly easy when you power out.
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.....if not, not a big loss
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...........and another cheapy wreck anchor that works well is simply rebar, pvc pipe and cement with the same chain setup...........
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One of the cheapest alternatives is to get some #3 (3/
"The chain attaches to the bottom and the zip ties just keep the chain pulling from the front like a guide. In other words when its being pulled straight along the shank its really being pulled from the base of the tines. If it won't come up just pull it at an angle to the shaft (go over it and pull in the opposite direction of the drift you had and pop the tie and pull it up backwards.
If you can't get it out, the tines will bend fairly easy when you power out.
...........and another cheapy wreck anchor that works well is simply rebar, pvc pipe and cement with the same chain setup...........
