It seems our anchor bail is missing. I can see the remnants of one on the port side. It looks to be mounted directly to the bow deck.
I have not been able to find a suitable replacement through any online window shopping. Any suggestions?
What risks should I be aware of for running without one? The rode is nylon.
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Replacement Anchor Bail
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theorifice
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Re: Replacement Anchor Bail
theorifice wrote:Source of the post What risks should I be aware of for running without one?
IMO...none, but do you mean this type of thing...
https://kingstonanchors.com/products/ba ... ow-rollers
FWIW.....The above is just my opinion..... 
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Re: Replacement Anchor Bail
I never had one on one of the boats. Every now and then the rode would slip off to the side of the bow pulpit, but was never a big deal. That was with a three-ply rode though, I could see if it was chain where it might be an issue.
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Re: Replacement Anchor Bail
theorifice wrote:Source of the post It seems our anchor bail is missing. I can see the remnants of one on the port side. It looks to be mounted directly to the bow deck.
I have not been able to find a suitable replacement through any online window shopping. Any suggestions?
What risks should I be aware of for running without one? The rode is nylon.
Let me know if you find one. I am also looking for the same thing as my anchor line keeps coming off the roller while at anchor. It's just annoying having to reset it on the roller each time before I engage the windlass. I was thinking of just getting creative with some stock aluminum, a bench vise, and a hammer to make a replacement one.
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theorifice
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Re: Replacement Anchor Bail
Something like https://www.mcmaster.com/products/u-bol ... ncluded~4/ could be a good starting point. A pair of small mounting plates could be threaded on the end of the U-bolt and then mounted to the same screw holes on the pulpit.
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