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Still looking for one of these hinges. Want to put it in the stern railing to make easier access to the swim step....anybody got one lying around???
Thanks............John
You may also want to contact all the marinas close to you and ask if they have any junker boats in thier yard that you could salvage parts from. I've done that and been very happy with the results.
She was a 1969 36 ft wooden beauty with big blue 440s that we'll miss forever.
And thanks to the gang, 2012 Trojan Boater Of The Year
jddens wrote:Thanks Big D, tried to contact beacon via email several times but haven't got a response....Is there a better way to contact them.........John
Yup
give him a call, (609)713-4602 number is on the website as well
I have always been able to get hold of him by phone as he carries the cellphone with him always.
I think he may even be out on a job if I remember another post a few days ago.
1980 Trojan F 25 "MY TYME" (sold)
1986 Thundercraft Magnum 280 "The HAILEY-SAVANNAH" http://www.cbyc.ca/
Thanks John, It's close and would work but it's missing the other half of the latch..........a friend just has the opening with a length of chain across, might go that route.......John
The part looks like, if you really,really, really wanted one, it could be cast by a foundry and finished by you. Might not be as expensive as one might think.
Make a sand mold and pour in melted aluminum, then finish.
Obviously be careful with hot metals.
Larry Eddington
1984 F-36 Tri Cabin "The Phoenix II"
1978 F-28 "The Phoenix"
Fish Master 2350 Bay Boat
9.5' Dink
If you struck out at Jim's in Manteca; there is a yard with a ton of boat parts off Thornton rd. near Walnut Grove. Take I-5 North to Thorton Rd off ramp, go West (under the freeway) pass Wimpys and head into Walnut Grove. Once you come into town the yard is on the right; they have many wood boats and a ton of railing, latches and all kinds of hardware for boats of all ages.