nasa log paddlewheels

[Slinky Spring]

My NASA log padle wheel is in a sorry state. can it be replaced or do I have to replace the entire unit. Do NASA have a customer service number? The problem seems to be that the metal bar in the wheel has practically rusted away. Could I replace it once the remnants of the old one had been drilled out? What type of metal to replace it with? I suspect that the whole unit is relativley old. Is this likely to be a problem or are all their paddlewheels the same? Any suggestions welcomed.

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[webcraft]

You can get a new paddlewheel unit from Allgadgets for the princely sum of £6.00 inc. VAT, and it will be delivered within a couple of days - a superb company to deal with.

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[Scillypete]

I got a replacement direct from nasa about 6 or 7 quids, all you need to do is remove the paddlewheel axle pin and pop the new one in.
Just use the number on their ads in the yachting press.



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[LORDNELSON]

It would be interesting to know how many owners are having problems with their their NASA log paddle wheels. I replaced mine this season after about 12 months use; the paddle wheel just disintegrated. I obtained the new paddle wheel and axle direct from NASA for a few pounds, the service was very quick.

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