Lewmar anchoring accessories round out your ground tackle with matched chain and rode kits, breakers, and windlass parts. Choose the components that fit your anchoring setup. Choosing Lewmar Anchoring Accessories Lewmar offers ready made chain and rode combinations that pair grade 4 chain with eight plait or three strand line, so match the chain and line diameter to your windlass gypsy. Common kits run 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch chain spliced to 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch line in set lengths, which saves you from splicing your own rode. For windlass installs, circuit breakers protect the motor and are sized by amperage such as 110 amp, so match the breaker to your windlass draw. Confirm the gypsy fitment before ordering...
Experience effortless anchoring with the Lewmar V2 Vertical Windlass Gypsy Only Kit, engineered for serious boaters who demand reliability in harsh marine environments. This 12V model, tailored for...
Lewmar anchoring accessories round out your ground tackle with matched chain and rode kits, breakers, and windlass parts. Choose the components that fit your anchoring setup.
Lewmar offers ready made chain and rode combinations that pair grade 4 chain with eight plait or three strand line, so match the chain and line diameter to your windlass gypsy. Common kits run 1/4 inch and 5/16 inch chain spliced to 1/2 inch or 5/8 inch line in set lengths, which saves you from splicing your own rode. For windlass installs, circuit breakers protect the motor and are sized by amperage such as 110 amp, so match the breaker to your windlass draw. Confirm the gypsy fitment before ordering chain so the links seat and feed without slipping. Sizing the rode to your boat weight and ground conditions keeps the anchor holding.
Confirm the chain size and link pitch your windlass gypsy is cut for, then choose a kit in that diameter such as 1/4 inch or 5/16 inch so the chain feeds cleanly.
Match the breaker amperage to your windlass motor draw. Lewmar offers breakers like the 110 amp unit for common windlass installs.
Yes. The chain and line combinations come joined in set lengths, so you get a finished rode without splicing your own line to chain.
