What size anchor do I need for a 20 foot pontoon?
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Each anchor manufacturer will have a table for each style, but figure that means about 1 lb per foot for a pivoting-fluke anchor, or 2 lbs per foot for a yachtsman-type anchor.\n\nIf you just want to use a big chunk of concrete as a deadweight, you should have 2 of 150 lbs each.
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I use #2 or #3 tru-turn hooks for small orlarge mouthh bass. The weight depends on how you are gonna fish. Either you are on the bank fishing or you are in a boat. I use about 1/8 oz weight. You have to see what works best for you.
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Get it peirced and hang 20kg weights on it, that will stretch it to as long as you want.
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Found this on Google...a Power Pole is a shallow water anchor for a small boat :)  Haha...I am pretty sure this is NOT what you are looking for:\nhttp://www.power-pole.com/
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How about a real boat anchor retrieved from a boat graveyard
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It depends on a few things.  How long do you want the strand to create your arch?  How many balloons will you use in each cluster to create your strand?  The typical clusters are made of either three or four balloons.  It also depends on the size of balloon you use.  Most arches are made with 11" balloons.  \n12 x 3' \n\nI prefer to use 11" balloons in clusters of 3.  The typical length of the strands I do is about 24'.  I can usually plan on about 12 balloons for every 3' of the strand.  So a 24' strand takes around 96 balloons.  I would round that up to about 120 to account for poppage and damaged balloons.  \n\nIf you're looking to have one done I would rcommend you call a party supply store that sells balloons.  If they don't do it, they will have the best recommendations and references for you.  I've also included a site below that sells the instructions on how to make one.  Good luck and have a happy balloon day!
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Using natural 20 inch soles!
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What you are looking for is called a "curb ramp" or something along that idea.  You can find them through many places that deal in RV's or boats.  Otherwise, if you can't find them locally, you can find them through Northern Tool & Equipment.  It is item# 143095.  They are a nation wide company and will ship across the US.  They can be found online at http://www.northerntool.com or you can get in touch with them by calling 1-800-221-0516.  Good luck in your seach.
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I'm about your size, less 20lbs, and I just bought a 159. Anywhere in the range 153-160 should be great according to all the major manufacturers recommendations.
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16 foot is good in bays \n20 foo or larger is better
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Unless you are willing to describe this problem a little better.... do you need a boat anchor?
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Use a #10 or #8 Eagle Claw hook and place a splitshot about 10 inches up the line to get it down in the water column. They are kinda gross to hook but either strait thru or piercing thru the side both work fine.
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20 kg=200N\nmass of the block under water=200-150\n                                                =50 N\ntime=1/5th of a second
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One is the diameter(size) of the prop ( 26"?)....the other is the pitch(16"?).... which means the the prop will theoretically ....travel forward 16" each revolution....\n\nthe lower the pitch.... the more pulling power you will have.....but a slower top speed......... \n\nthe higher the pitch..... less pulling power.... but a higher top speed....\n\nA general all around good pitch for a family boat is a 19" pitch.....\n\nBUT THE OVERALL PERFORMANCEOF THE BOAT..... DEPENDS ON THE HORSEPOWER AND THE SIZE/WEIGHT OF THE BOAT....AND OTHER FACTORS...
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look up Bay of Fundy.largest tide in the world.I think 26 ft
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Use a 20 gauge frogger with a modified choke
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20 pounds per square inch