Sur-Moor™ T3C Mooring Buoy 30" The sole purpose of the mooring buoy is to support the mooring chain. The two preferred designs for mooring buoys are a traditional buoy with steel hardware or a buoy with a tube through the center. This model is a tube-through-the-center design without hardware. The tube-through-the-center design allows the anchor chain to pass directly through the buoy, allowing you to attach your boat to the top of the buoy, making mooring much easier. Hardware is not included. To increase the life of the buoy and help prevent chafing from the chain at the top of the tube, an optional T3C mooring collar is available (sold separately).
Sur-Moor™ hard skin mooring buoys have a seamless and tough, one-piece polyethylene shell. Hard skin shells feature ultraviolet light absorbers for long-term life under the sun, and have a sandblasted finish which allows the buoy to be easily painted for identifying. Filled with closed cell foam to positively displace water.
A permanent mooring system, when properly designed, should securely position a boat so that it can be left unattended, with little attention, for long periods of time. Each system usually consists of a mooring buoy (to float the chain), a mooring anchor, and a length of chain that runs between the anchor and the mooring buoy. Also, the proper ground tackle includes correct-sized galvanized shackles and swivels. Always keep in mind that the mooring system is only as reliable as the current conditions of the environment. All Taylor Made Sur-Moor™ Buoys are built to withstand the constant abuse of most mooring environments.
Product Highlights: - 30" Round mooring buoy
- Tube-through-the-center design for anchor chain
- Hardware is NOT included
- Blue stripe is reflective for nighttime visibility
- Sandblasted finish allows the buoy to be painted for identifying
Model Specifics:
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MB-T3C30
3" *
30" *
95" *
460 lbs (approx) **
Hardware is NOT included ** All dimensions, weights, and buoyancies are approximate
** Buoyancy rating: The number indicated is the maximum flotation the buoy provides while fully submerged. 50% of this value will be the weight the buoy can support at the level of the blue stripe.
