Will the 15lb be enough for a row boat?
1058863
Yes it should be but also depends on where you will be using it(lake, or river). Different type of anchors work better in certain situations. Keep in mind wind can also play a factor if you are trying to anchor and stay in one spot.
1058864
Yes, if the boat is not anchored in a current or subject to high wind. I use mine (a 16' center console bow rider) in the Hudson River and only have a problem if the wind is blowing in the same direction as the current.
1058865
I have a 10lb Mushroom Anchor for my two-man inflatable fishing boat and it works quite well. I would guess that a 15lb would be adequate for a row boat.
1058866
Depends on current, size of the boat, and the load as well as bottom ( sand, mud, or rock). But generally I would say yes. It holds both my fully loaded canoe and 2 man kayak in some decent currents
1058867
All I know is that when I went to West Marine looking for an anchor for my 10.5 foot 400lb dinghy they recommended this anchor.
1381552
I have a 12 foot alumnin row boat and it works on them as long as you have the oar holders on the side of the boat if not you will have to get them welded on.
756865
Yes, a minnkora 30lb is more than enough, but only if there is two person using the boat. Other than that just get your self another boat, because you won't have no room in that inflatable.
1684604
Yes it should i old work. You may need to use longer straps as slings for the boat and hook the straps to the hooks of the pull system
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!
454306
I have an 18 foot boat and have an 8 lb anchor. I would go with the next weight up.
2133898
Thinking: 3 - 5 lb. bags of sugar perhaps, yes it should hold 15 lbs. Now, consider this is a 3 wheel vehicle, and your weight would need to be distributed carefully or I would think it could be tipsy. The bag is a sturdy snap on, but again I wouldn't be sure of how much weight the snaps hold. I really haven't had to use that yet. I appreciate the convenience of being able to fold it easily and keep it near me, and love the large, quiet rubber wheels.
72291
Only if the the boat is a row boat or canoe. This is not tow-able inter-tube.
1339894
M., I loaded my up with 15 pounds and it seemed to work fine. It will easily accommodate an 8" x 8" base.
145073
For loading � a 3200 lb boat it's more than adequate. Dead lift would be risky as it is designed as a boat trailer winch.Best I ever had for my Lowe roughneck 1760 with a Merc 90/65 jet.
567539
I used mine for a 14" john boat with mud motor all my gear loaded in it. No problems. 75mph for 2 hours to my hunting spot.
1375407
The 10'' is not a problem, the 15'' might be a slightly tighter fit, but from what I can see from my case, you should be fine.
1067692
I have the 30#/ 30" shaft Minn Kota on the front and a 3.5 hp Nissan on the back. 30# is plenty for this little boat.
560809
Probably depends on your level of skill and the force of the water, but at 120 lbs, I think the board is big enough.
73931
Possibly the longest version would have the heft....but the boat will have to do some of the work landing anything over 20 lbs.
170222
I was using these with my 65 pound kayak but it is a much narrower boat and couldn't mate up with the hull very well, so it might work good for yours. They flex a lot but seem to handle the weight fine.
1528000
I pull a double axle pleasure boat that weights about 6,000 pounds boat and trailer. I purchased the tenkonsha primus IQ box and have nothing bad to say about it. It gets the job done great for me