Taylor Made Legacy Fluke Anchor Guide

Taylor Made Legacy anchors share a hot-dipped galvanized steel construction and T-section fluke design, but differ in weight. Compare the five exact Legacy part numbers below before choosing the right anchoring equipment for your vessel and intended conditions.

Durable galvanized construction

Legacy anchors are manufactured from S355 structural steel with a hot-dipped galvanized finish for corrosion resistance.

T-section fluke profile

The Legacy design uses broad flukes with T-section geometry. Match the application and complete anchoring arrangement before relying on the system.

Five Legacy fluke anchor weights

Taylor Made MPN	Nominal weight	Anchor form	Construction
30100	5 lb	Legacy T-section fluke	S355 structural steel, hot-dip galvanized
30101	8 lb	Legacy T-section fluke	S355 structural steel, hot-dip galvanized
30102	12 lb	Legacy T-section fluke	S355 structural steel, hot-dip galvanized
30103	18 lb	Legacy T-section fluke	S355 structural steel, hot-dip galvanized
30104	26 lb	Legacy T-section fluke	S355 structural steel, hot-dip galvanized

Choosing the appropriate fluke anchor

Compare the five model numbers and their nominal weights. Anchor mass alone does not establish a reliable fit for a particular boat.
Account for the vessel's displacement, windage and cruising environment, not only its length.
Consider the holding behaviour of a fluke-style anchor in the intended seabed or lakebed conditions.
Confirm the right chain, rope, hardware and recommended scope for the chosen anchoring system. The chain, shackles and rode are not assumed to come with these listings.
Review Taylor Made's current anchoring recommendations and follow the equipment installation and use instructions for the specific vessel.

These are nominal anchor weights, not pull-force or holding-power ratings. Choosing solely by weight is not a substitute for checking the full anchoring system.