16 Mar 2020 #1 Jokani Well-Known Member Joined 21 May 2014 Messages 840 Visit site One of the locker latches on my Westerly Centaur has broken, the spindle has snapped. Tried contacting Trafalgar Yachts without success. Any ideas where I could source something similar? TIA
One of the locker latches on my Westerly Centaur has broken, the spindle has snapped. Tried contacting Trafalgar Yachts without success. Any ideas where I could source something similar? TIA
16 Mar 2020 #2 Refueler Well-Known Member Joined 13 Sep 2008 Messages 23,969 Location Far away from hooray henrys Visit site Can you not drill out behind it removing the embedded broken pin part .... glue in a section of dowel ...... drill and use a 'screw' as a pin ?
Can you not drill out behind it removing the embedded broken pin part .... glue in a section of dowel ...... drill and use a 'screw' as a pin ?
16 Mar 2020 #3 Jokani Well-Known Member Joined 21 May 2014 Messages 840 Visit site I think you are right, I think I should approach this with more of a PBO attitude, what you suggest will work for me, and shouldn't be too tricky. I was too locked in to buy/replace mode, thanks for your advice.
I think you are right, I think I should approach this with more of a PBO attitude, what you suggest will work for me, and shouldn't be too tricky. I was too locked in to buy/replace mode, thanks for your advice.
16 Mar 2020 #4 PaulRainbow Well-Known Member Joined 16 May 2016 Messages 19,492 Location Suffolk Visit site GaryCottam said: One of the locker latches on my Westerly Centaur has broken, the spindle has snapped. Tried contacting Trafalgar Yachts without success. Any ideas where I could source something similar? TIA Click to expand... You could cut it off flush, drill and tap a hole, then screw one of these in. Epoxy in place then cut the back off flush. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M3-M4-M5...hash=item1c4669caa8:m:m1NDh1VYErwqGlUZyZCwb9Q
GaryCottam said: One of the locker latches on my Westerly Centaur has broken, the spindle has snapped. Tried contacting Trafalgar Yachts without success. Any ideas where I could source something similar? TIA Click to expand... You could cut it off flush, drill and tap a hole, then screw one of these in. Epoxy in place then cut the back off flush. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/M3-M4-M5...hash=item1c4669caa8:m:m1NDh1VYErwqGlUZyZCwb9Q
16 Mar 2020 #5 Jokani Well-Known Member Joined 21 May 2014 Messages 840 Visit site Another great idea thanks Paul, I also have the right size bolt on board, plus I have a tap and die set that will do the job. Cheers!
Another great idea thanks Paul, I also have the right size bolt on board, plus I have a tap and die set that will do the job. Cheers!
16 Mar 2020 #6 V1701 Well-Known Member Joined 1 Oct 2009 Messages 4,640 Location South Coast UK Visit site You could even put a split pin through pending more permanent repair...
17 Mar 2020 #7 LadyInBed Well-Known Member Joined 2 Sep 2001 Messages 15,222 Location Me - Zumerzet Boat - Wareham montymariner.co.uk Look here Twist-lock Hasp and Staple - Just Stainless