how much does this anchor weigh
1531227
I estimate that it weighs about 15 lbs. Primarily used on moody bottom of Lake of the Ozarks. It has been amazing for the last year and we haven't had to re-anchor since purchasing.
1531228
I have 2 of them and they are both the 15LB. model.I purchased one and liked the holding power they offer and the feature where the weeds can easily be shed from them by giving the anchor line a quick jerk which my more expensive Danforth anchors don't offer so I purchased a second one.I use these anchors on my 29 Ft powerboat.One I set off the bow and the other I set off the stern.The Digger company does offer a 10 and 12LB. model so if your boat is smaller you may want to consider them.
1531229
I weighed my anchor on a digital scale and it weighed exactly 15.0 pounds. I bought this anchor to use in the Columbia River which has a flat rocky bottom that looks like an ancient Roman road. The Digger holds even on that flat rocky surface in a river current up to 6 mph.
1531230
I would guess about 20 pounds. My wife generally hoists it up without too much trouble
1531231
16lb. Pretty easy to handle. One of the nice things is it doesn't require a chain. Had it for maybe 2 years and its the best I have ever owned. I have a 24ft boat and it holds steady on a muddy bottom. You do need extra line. I recommend 100ft at least.
738605
I have a 15' jon boat and the 8 lb anchor worked fine for me. Of coarse if the winds exceed 30 mph then you may want to head back to shore! LOL!
2151414
I don't remember exactly. Not very wise around. But I CAN tell you this. .. If directions are followed and the anchor is properly installed, it IS NOT coming back up. Period. You would actually have to dig down with a shovel to get it
822343
It does not weigh anything. I am using it on a 5wt rod and it looks big but is a nice balance for it. I really like the feel of it!!
507010
Don't know exactly, but I'm small and I could pretty easily lift it to install when needed. I would guess 18-20 pounds.
1983739
I haven't weighed it, but you will break your umbrella before this base budges an inch.It won't move even if the umbrella was open in a hurricane.It's heavy!
584272
I don't know the exact weight but it is light but strong My husband is 200lbs and it is no problem holding him up We use it for a mounting block to get on horses and I am really happy I bought this one
776397
We mounted it with much heavier anchors than it came with but we have am entire pot set on it.. at least 30 or 40 pounds. We love it!
1980770
Depending on where you are anchoring, I would say 5-10lbs. I have it anchored to the ceiling and holds 5 lbs each
1995412
i use a 30lb river anchor and it works perfect i wouldnt have a boat without one of these on my boat!
696848
Instructions indicate 120lbs. I installed two. My kayaks weight about 65 lbs each. Hint: When its time to thread the rope thru the pulleys check out utube videos. Instructions not very clear about rope threading and this is most import part of the process. Otherwise this unit works fine.
871046
I haven't weighed it. That being said, I would think it weighs approx. 7 lbs. I think it takes more balance than strenght. It felt sturdy but not heavy when I went to hang it and I had to use a step.
415420
It is not very heavy, less than 20 pounds. However, it is meant to be installed permanently on fixed net posts. The cable has loops on each end that attach directly inside the posts and the tightening mechanism. If you want to take it down between uses, I would recommend looking for another net.
2122766
I believe it's between 95-100lbs. I've mounted one before and it's perfect!
376150
1.5 pounds sounds lighter than actual, but it is not as heavy duty as one of my older poles. By comparison, it is slightly more stout than the models you would find at the big box stores like Home Depot.
835818
The pulley block weighs more than 1.6 lbs. probably more like 7-8lbs. I use this on a 4500lbs winch when I need a snatch block setup to pull my 1400lbs side-by-side out.
1980768
Per the package, the "safe working load" is 50 lbs. screwed into wood, 30 lbs. toggle bolted into drywall. The hook is made of zinc with an antique brass finish. We use it to suspend a swagged dining room lamp.