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How did you install the vinyl plank flooring? Did you glue it down or does it float like in a home? Nice job.

I went to a plow anchor with 20' of chain and haven't had any anchoring problems (i.e. getting stuck) since (so far). Table Rock seems to be more forgiving of plow anchors than Danforth anchors.

Generally all it takes is to put it in gear and move at idle. With the Cobalt I've had to give it the beans a few times to break a limb. I've also drug trees across the cove for a hundred feet or so before they broke free. You're right about the roller though. The Cobalt anchor roller setup...

Thanks. I'll try that.

Thanks. Changing anchor type might be a good solution. The fluke anchors dig the mud and hold to rock in our lake, but often get branches wedged into the flukes. When Table Rock was built they sold off the timber rights but the lake came up too fast and they didn't get it all cut. I've been...

I use a fluke type anchor, as most boats on our lake do. It will often catch a branch of a submerged tree and get wedged in tightly. I've never gotten stuck on a rock before (though the bottom of our lake is rocky); it's always trees that people get hung up on here. Saturday night I brought...

I know this is probably a dumb question, and I did search. I just bought a 97 330 Sundancer. I'm on Table Rock Lake (Missouri) and the bottom of our lake is made of iron - so many anchors lost to submerged trees. It's not unusual at all to have to use the boat power to break a tree branch to...

I have a super-newby question (so please be kind! - and I did search). I am looking at a nice 1989 300 Weekender that I can get for a good price (and this is my first boat). My only concern (other than problems I don't yet know about) is getting to the foredeck. I see pictures of people...