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- Q150 - Deck General
85. Which is an example of an anchor which has a stock?
The Danforth anchor is a stock anchor, characterized by a stock at the crown that aids fluke penetration. Stock anchors, like the Danforth, have a rigid crosspiece, while anchors like the Bruce anchor are stockless. Therefore, the correct answer is Danforth anchor.
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