AnchorRescue AR300 Manuel d'instructions - Page 5

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Positioning of the Slider with a Swivel

Chain and shackle swivels are designed to connect an anchor to

the rode and allow a vessel to swing minimizing kinking.

Potentially, a swivel prevents unintentional tripping of the

anchor and allows the chain to pass more easily over the bow

roller during retrieval.

1. There are many different designs and sizes of swivels in-use by

cruisers and the AnchorRescue system is engineered to work

with most popular ones (designs include standard, double

shackle and double eye, locking, and twisted swivels).

Note: The AnchorRescue system isn't compatible with certain

types of twisted swivels. Always follow the swivel

manufacturer's swivel installation instructions.

2. When installing the AnchorRescue for the first time, the slider

should be positioned on the anchor chain so that the tether end

is toward the anchor. (Fig. 1 and Fig. 2). The slider is designed

to rotate on top of or over the swivel. Prior to finishing the

installation check to make sure the slider rotates freely. Please

refer to the installation instructions for completing the

AnchorRescue installation.

Note: It is very important that the anchor chain and swivel

rotate freely. The tether chain connecting the slider to the

anchor's trip should not interfere with the rotation. Do not

secure the tether chain to the anchor rode when a swivel is

part of the system. When retrieving the anchor and stowing

it back on deck conduct a quick visual inspection to determine

that the cable ties that secure the tether chain to the anchor's

shank are still in place. Replace any missing ties before re-

deploying the anchor.

Scanmar International, Inc.

www.anchorrescue.com

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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