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My original one died about 10 years ago when the bucket split. I 
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was deeply in need and there was a dive shop on the Island that had one that was commercially made so I bought it. It's pretty cool because it's taller, comes apart and nests inside itself and ends up only about 8 inches tall. I took my Magama Barbeque cover and turned it into a storage bag for it's protection. With any luck it will be around another 10 years as well. It's great to check the anchor but we've also spent many hours cruising around with the dinghy just looking over reefs which is tons of fun. They are certainly well worth the effort it takes to make one.
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- Latest in anchor technology
- $ 4,100.00.... holly smokes. I can sell you one for a lot less
- The "look bucket"! Great thing to have aboard. No cruising
- I still have the one I built in the keys in 1981. The bottom
- My original one died about 10 years ago when the bucket split. I
- My original one died about 10 years ago when the bucket split. I
- I still have the one I built in the keys in 1981. The bottom
- The "look bucket"! Great thing to have aboard. No cruising
- To pricey for me, but if it works well and
- If you're that concerned with anchoring stay home!
- Might be worth it to find the elusive trout in the lake I sometimes fish in....
- $ 4,100.00.... holly smokes. I can sell you one for a lot less
