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Old 05 May 2011, 18:57   #1
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Plastic Anchors?
I'm sure I've seen somewhere a folding grapnel that's possibly plastic dipped/coated or something.

Anyone got a link?
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Old 05 May 2011, 19:09   #2
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Will you be also fitting a handbrake, ashtray and chocolate teapot?
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Ah plastic anchors are these the ones made by the same people that make the carbon fibre anodes ??
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Don't listen to them.

I've heard they are an offshoot from this company

www.theskyhookcompany.com



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Don't mind them bollixes Martini ;-)

You could dip yer own lunch-hook with this - I presume it's to stop it rattling and scuffin' yer GRP?
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Or these made from nylon
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Were you thinking of something like this: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-ANCHOR-FOR...ht_2739wt_1006 but presumably a bit bigger for the tender?
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I had my fingers crossed if I waited long enough I might get a sensible reply!

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I was trying to save you a few squid on shipping. If the plastic coating is anything like the type used on diving weights, it won't take much abuse...
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This one is water filled.
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Don't mind them bollixes Martini ;-)

You could dip yer own lunch-hook with this - I presume it's to stop it rattling and scuffin' yer GRP?
We've got this on test at work, shot blasted stainless steel flatted off then sprayed primmer + 3 coats of top coat it's not bad at the moment
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vinyl coated fluke anchor,

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kwic-Tec-Anc.../dp/B0000ATY62
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