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Kenjohnson
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Re: rusty chain and anchor
      11/05/2008 22:03

I second re-galvanising. I got it done this year and the anchor looks like new. Some places are not good with chain though. Ask if they have a vibrating rig for it. And see if you can bypass that minimum order charge by trying to merge your lot with someone elses or a steel fabricator's. Ask around, you may be surprised how helpful folks can be.

In tha last analysis, it may be cheaper to buy new chain, but not a new anchor.

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Ken Johnson

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* rusty chain and anchor Lanason 11/05/2008 21:49
. * * Re: rusty chain and anchor Twisterowner   11/05/2008 21:53
. * * Re: rusty chain and anchor Kenjohnson   11/05/2008 22:03
. * * Re: rusty chain and anchor bazonbeleza   12/05/2008 00:06
. * * Re: rusty chain and anchor ZED_NIVEL   17/05/2008 06:56

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