5-Point Checklist For Boat Propellers
Hauling your boat out of the water for winter? Now’s the time to inspect your propeller, prop shafts, seals, and zincs. If there is any maintenance required, why not get it done now instead of next season when everyone else is planning to repair their boats.
Even though dings and missing chunks are easy to spot, it takes a careful eye to catch a slightly bent blade. To be thorough, measure each blade from a fixed point. If the distance differs from one blade to the next, chances are you have a bent blade… Read Full Article →
One of the keys to owning a boat is the question of where to keep it when you aren’t using it. Your budget, convenience, and availability are all keys that should be talked about. If you live or work in or around the Delano Minnetonka area, Anchor Marine is a great choice for wrapping, storage and off season repairs.
A jet ski is a small, propelled vehicle which skims across the water surface and is driven much like a motorcycle. Jet skis provide great enjoyment to buyers and riders alike! Depending on the model, a jet ski can accommodate up to four people at a time. Jet ski parts eventually wear out or cause problems for the riders. Below are some potential solutions for repairs that owners will likely need to address during the lifecycle of their watercraf… 
It’s no secret that boats require maintenance. If you’ve owned a boat longer than one season, then you know that it takes a fair amount of work to keep it looking and feeling brand new. At Anchor Marine Repair, we want you to make the most… 
As we approach the end of our warmer weather months and prepare for weather that creates the stereotypes of Minnesota in the minds of people who live in warmer weather states, boat owners are beginning to think about putting their boats away for a few months. Anchor Marine Repair can help you achieve peace of mind about putting your boat away this season. When you spend time out on the water, it is almost inevitable that you will strike, or be struck by, some kind of obstacle. It could be debris from some other boat owner’s collision, the remains of a dock that collapsed long ago, or another boat owner’s irresponsibility … 