AnchorRescue AR200 Manuel d'instructions - Page 2
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retrieval system –
Instructions
Once you determine that your anchor is fouled
and you're ready to deploy the AnchorRescue,
make sure the conditions allow for a successful
recovery operation.
Always wear a PFD and tethered safety
harness when using the AnchorRescue.
1. Remove the AnchorRescue retriever from
its storage bag. Using a bowline knot or
equivalent, attach a line to the bridle of
the retriever (the bridle is the loop of line
at the top of the retriever). Make sure
that the line is long enough to reach the
depth of the anchor.
Note: Do not use a floating line when
anchoring in deep water.
2. Make sure the AnchorRescue capture pins
move freely by compressing and releasing
them several times.
Note: The two capture pins are
located on the inside of the retriever.
3. Attach the retriever to the anchor rode
below the bow roller and secure it by
inserting the locking pin. Do not feed the
retriever line through the bow roller.
Attach the bitter end of the retrieval line
to a secure fitting on the boat.
4. Slowly position the boat until the anchor
rode is near vertical and there is tension in
the system.
5. Lower the retriever down the anchor rode
until it connects to the slider. Once the
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retriever is successfully connected, the line
will go slack and you will no longer be able
to easily raise the retriever.
Note: In some conditions, the
retriever will not capture the slider on the
first try. If this happens, gently raise and
lower the retriever until the slider is
successfully captured.
6. Once the retriever connects to the slider
successfully and before pulling up on the
tether line, it is important to remove the
tension in the system and create slack in
the anchor rode.
Note: Slack in the rode will effectively
transfer the lift point from the anchor's
shank to the trip on the crown and is
necessary for successful retrieval.
7. Pull up on the retriever line with enough
force to break the cable ties that secure
the tether chain to the anchor shank.
Using a hand-over-hand technique, raise
the retriever without relying on the
windlass' capstan until the anchor is free
of the bottom.
Note: If your anchor is large and you
use the capstan or a winch, the load limit
of the AnchorRescue may be exceeded
when lifting the retriever line (AR-100 and
AR-200 are limited to 760 lbs. The AR-300
is limited to 940 lbs.).
8. Once the anchor is free of the foul and it
clears the bottom, release the tension on
the retriever line. Then, raise the anchor
normally using the windlass or by using a
manual operation.
9. When the anchor reaches the surface and
before the retriever contacts the bow
roller remove the retriever's locking pin.
You can snag the lanyard by hand or with a
boat hook and remove it. Removing the
locking pin allows the retriever to be
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