JPH09226679A - Collecting device for anchor - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a device of this invention which combines two ropes in such a manner as placed in an outer/inner side so that collecting of an anchor can be facilitated. SOLUTION: A rope 3 and a rope 5, passing through in the rope 3 to have a space exposing a face sporadically outside the rope 3, are respectively bound to a chain 2 and a hole 4 of an anchor.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus which makes it possible to easily collect an anchor that has been fixed by digging into the seabed.

[0002]

[Prior Art] Anchors are required to be as hard as possible to bite into the seabed and not come off easily in order to stop a ship. On the other hand, when pulling the anchor onto the ship, it will be a problem if it does not come off easily. In this way, the anchors are required to have contradictory performances, but the actual anchors are designed only to improve the holding power, and it is not possible to request the improvement of recoverability. Therefore, it is necessary to supplement the collectability with the attached device instead of the anchor body. Until now, the anchors of small boats such as leisure boats and fishing boats have been pulled out by force.
Various methods have been taken, such as turning the ship around the anchor 180 degrees to the opposite side and pulling it out. In addition, an anchor that breaks the pin and deforms the anchor body to make it easier to pull out when it gets stuck and it does not come out, or a device that removes the chain by dropping the weight along the rope is now on sale. However, each method is troublesome, especially for anchors that break and deform when pins are pinned, you must always have spare pins and worry that the pins may break due to sudden force. In addition, the method of dropping the weight along the rope and removing the chain had to move the ship right above the anchor, and it was useless if sea ropes were entangled in the rope.

[0003]

The present invention has been devised as a device which does not require any consumable parts and can be easily de-anchored under any condition.

[0004]

[Means for solving the problem] The anchor is basically used by connecting the anchor (1), the chain (2) and the rope (3) in this order as shown in Fig. 1. Anchors usually have holes (4) in the opposite position to the chain, even if they have various shapes. This hole is a hole for collecting anchors, and most ropes can be pulled out by connecting a rope to this hole and pulling it. The present invention has the following configuration. (A) The rope (3) is a braided rope with a hollow inside. (B) Another rope (5) passes through the rope (3), which comes out from the stitch of the rope (3) just before the binding point of the rope (3) and the chain (2), and leaves as it is. It is tied to (4). Also, the rope (5) that has gone out is longer than the combined length of the chain and the anchor body, and there is some margin. (C) The ropes (5) are spaced from each other as shown in FIG. 2 and leave the stitches of the rope (3) so that the rope can be held by a person. 3) Repeatedly entering. And rope (5)
Reaches the same end as the rope (3) and at the end the rope (5)
Is fixed to the rope (3).

[0005]

Operation When a normal ship pulls down the anchor and berths, the rope (3) is connected to a mooring device such as a cleat as it is and used in the same manner as a normal anchor. The force to stop the ship in this state is transmitted from the anchor (1) → chain (2) → rope (3), and the rope (5) is loose and does not participate at all. Therefore, no force is applied to the hole (4) and the anchor does not come out. When collecting the anchor, you can easily pull it out by pulling the rope (5) near the rope (3) and pulling up the part (4) of the anchor.

[0006]

The effects of this device are as follows. (B) Even when the anchor is rooted, the ship does not need to be moved, or can be easily recovered with a minimum of movement. (B) It became unnecessary to use consumable parts such as pins for the device.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 Side view of the present invention

[Figure 2] Side view of the rope

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 is an anchor 2 is an anchor chain 3 is an anchor rope 4 is an anchor recovery hole 5 is an anchor removal rope

Claims (1)

[Claims] (A) The rope (3) is a braided rope having a hollow inside. (B) Another rope (5) passes through the rope (3), which comes out from the stitch of the rope (3) just before the binding point of the rope (3) and the chain (2), and leaves as it is. It is tied to (4). Also, the rope (5) that has gone out is longer than the combined length of the chain and the anchor body, and there is some margin. (C) The rope (5) is again spaced from the stitch of the rope (3), leaving a length that can be held by a person, and again from the stitch of the rope (3) to the inside of the rope (3). Repeatedly entering. The rope (5) then reaches the same end as the rope (3), at the end of which the rope (5) is fixed to the rope (3). An anchor recovery device configured as described above.