Door Catches/Locks

[Hurricane]

Does anyone know a good UK source for these:-

They seem to be made by Southco and called Mobello or McCoy.
Made for various different orientations and options - hence the need to contact someone who knows the product.

 

[petem]

Mike,

RS Components sell Southco products....

http://m.rs-online.com/h5/mobile/uk/catalog?url=/web/b/southco/F

Pete

 

[aquapower]

I would talk to Trend, they are good at identifying and supplying right lock for the job.

 

[Portofino]

I would talk to Trend, they are good at identifying and supplying right lock for the job.

Yes they do southco stuff -they supplied a cockpit door lock (Sunseeker ) for me after I sent them a photo

 

[vas]

Made for various different orientations and options - hence the need to contact someone who knows the product.

Mike,

just note that most locks have a pull and rotate or some other way to switching the latch over, so no need for a particular orientation when ordering.

cheers

V.

 

[Hurricane]

Mike,

just note that most locks have a pull and rotate or some other way to switching the latch over, so no need for a particular orientation when ordering.

cheers

V.

I don't think these ones have that facility - I think I have to order/buy the appropriate handed option.

 

[Hurricane]

I would talk to Trend, they are good at identifying and supplying right lock for the job.

Unfortunately, these locks are not from Trend.

 

[Hurricane]

@Petem
@Portofino

Unfortunately RS don't seem to supply this range of locks.

They must be used throughout the marine industry - I would have thought that someone would supply/stock them.

 

[petem]

Timage might be worth a try. Have you spoken to Southco?

 

[Stork_III]

@Petem
@Portofino

Unfortunately RS don't seem to supply this range of locks.

They must be used throughout the marine industry - I would have thought that someone would supply/stock them.

http://www.hr-parts.com/contents/en-us/p1766.html Probably available from Transworld at Hamble Point, UK agents for HR.

 

[Bojangles]

Have a look at this link, they have part numbers which might help:

http://www.laasservice.no/file/produkt-filer/produktblad-mccoy.pdf-1

Here's the link to the UK contact for Southco, they might advise of a UK distributer.

http://www.southco.com/en-gb/company/contact-us-details.html?region=E&country=GB

Also worth contacting your local branch of George Boyd, they are pretty good at tracking down parts:

http://www.george-boyd.co.uk/

Good luck

 

[Hurricane]

http://www.hr-parts.com/contents/en-us/p1766.html Probably available from Transworld at Hamble Point, UK agents for HR.

Yep - thats the range of parts.

So HR use the same kit as Princess then.
As I say, I'm sure that other boat builders use this stuff.

 

[petem]

When I was searching earlier I think I saw that Searay use these locks. And I'm pretty sure Fairline do too.

 

[Hurricane]

Have a look at this link, they have part numbers which might help:

http://www.laasservice.no/file/produkt-filer/produktblad-mccoy.pdf-1

Here's the link to the UK contact for Southco, they might advise of a UK distributer.

http://www.southco.com/en-gb/company/contact-us-details.html?region=E&country=GB

Also worth contacting your local branch of George Boyd, they are pretty good at tracking down parts:

http://www.george-boyd.co.uk/

Good luck

I missed that UK Southco contact when I was browsing.
I'm in Spain at the moment but I will give the UK office a call when I get back.

 

[kashurst]

If the door handle has gone floppy and the door lock won't stay in the shut position, then the coil spring inside has snapped. I have the same locks and couldn't find where they came from. Its not too hard to take them apart as they are held together by riveted "T" joints which you can lever apart next to each joint. The spring has probably snapped at the end loop, so I just bent over the next loop in the coil and popped it back together again.

 

[DavidJ]

My door locks are Mobella on my Sealine so maybe they have fitted your catch in the past.
Our man for Sealine spares is Nick Seabridge at Seabridge marine. Very helpful guy.
Best of luck

 

[jrudge]

The great common parts bin that is anything to do with boats wherever made !

 

[Hurricane]

If the door handle has gone floppy and the door lock won't stay in the shut position, then the coil spring inside has snapped. I have the same locks and couldn't find where they came from. Its not too hard to take them apart as they are held together by riveted "T" joints which you can lever apart next to each joint. The spring has probably snapped at the end loop, so I just bent over the next loop in the coil and popped it back together again.

Great idea and I've had a go.
I spent some time working out how it all worked.
But any small change in shape can cause the mechanism to stick.
I don't want to risk it failing with the door shut.
So I am still looking for a new one.

 

[DavidJ]

Have a look at this. They do RH and LH
http://www.seabridge-marine.com/Mortice_lock_RH_Mobella/p2023673_9577708.aspx
Cheers
David

 

[Hurricane]

Have a look at this. They do RH and LH
http://www.seabridge-marine.com/Mortice_lock_RH_Mobella/p2023673_9577708.aspx
Cheers
David

Thanks David

Thats the lock but the one I'm looking for has a privacy button lock.
The best link so far - I think I will have to phone Nick