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Installing the AnchorRescue

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. If there is any question, please contact the

anchor manufacturer for the appropriate trip location.

3. Pick a link on the tether that will give approximately 1 ½ - 2

inches of space between the end of the slider and the shackle

or swivel when the anchor chain is stretched out parallel to

the anchor shank. (Figs. 2,3) Don't cut the tether chain to

length yet.

4. Using a supplied 40lb or 50lb cable tie, take the slack out of

the tether by attaching an appropriate link of the tether to the

shackle attachment hole on (Fig. 3) the shank of the anchor.

(Fig. 4) You want the tether to lay along the shank with

minimal slack.

5. With a second cable tie, attach the welded link on the slider to

the top of the first link of the anchor chain. (Fig. 4) This will

leave some slack in the tether at the shackle to allow for free

movement. (Fig. 5) Note: If the anchoring system includes a

swivel, please review the Positioning the Slider with a Swivel

section.

6. Trim the cable ties.

7. When confident that you have the correct tether length, you

can cut the tether chain to length with a suitable tool. Note:

It's easier to shorten a chain than to lengthen one.

Notes:

1. It is best to lead the tether along the anchor shank on the

side away from the protruding pin on the anchor shackle.

2. With all compatible anchors, the goal is to keep the tether

cable tied and out of the way during normal (Fig. 5)

anchoring and give it a straight line to the crown for

consistent retrieval.

3. For pivoting anchors like the CQR, you will want to use

additional ties to create some slack in the tether at the

crown to allow for movement.

Scanmar International, Inc.

www.anchorrescue.com

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Fig. 5

Phone

510-215-2010