Beaching Legs Fitting Location?

[Kelpie]

When I was looking at Yacht Legs Co.'s offerings the prices were not at 150.-, as far as I remember, but in the several hundreds category and their adjustable offerings were considerably more than that even.
This was the reason I decided to make my own, using a similar bayonet style fitting.

I think what Vyv meant was that the actual hull fittings cost around £150 (although they charged me £185 five years ago...).
The legs themselves are (or were) much more expensive- even the non-adjustable ones were well over £1000 and the adjustable ones, from memory, well over £2k. It seems like a lot of money but they are very high quality and can be very useful. I justified mine by counting up all the time, hassle, and money I saved by not having to put the boat in a yard every year for antifoul and anodes.

 

[vyv_cox]

When I was looking at Yacht Legs Co.'s offerings the prices were not at 150.-, as far as I remember, but in the several hundreds category and their adjustable offerings were considerably more than that even.
This was the reason I decided to make my own, using a similar bayonet style fitting.

You have misunderstood me. The hull sockets were £150 as quoted to me by YLC last year.

 

[Laminar Flow]

You have misunderstood me. The hull sockets were £150 as quoted to me by YLC last year.

Yes, thank you.

I couldn't remember the prices, Kelpie, only that I might have to sell the boat to get a (complete) pair. In retrospect, 150.- for the sockets seems almost reasonable.

It only took me half a day to make mine out of solid Alu stock. And, figuring things out and then making it is also half the fun.