sealegs

[Guest]

does anybody know who manufactures legs used for drying out and staying upright
for a motor cruiser with a small keel?

 

[longjohnsilver]

Several companies, one called yacht legs strangely enough. Don't know if they're on the web, try a google search.

You could also make them, thinking of doing it myself.

 

[paulineb]

Superglue and cotton buds - perfect.

Pxx

 

[longjohnsilver]

maybe you could knit a pair for me.........................!!

 

[paulineb]

dream on Mr Silver ;-)

Pxx

 

[longjohnsilver]

Ok ok just the covers then!! A nice shade of blue will match the hull. ;-))

 

[hlb]

No. But I could have done with knowing a supplier of legs and the means of remaining upright for the MBY christmas do.
Looking falwards for advise.!!

Haydn

 

[tcm]

Re: yachtlegs.co.uk

they're there, it seems.

 

[Col]

Re: ALERT! ALERT!

Fred drift alert! -- Fred Drift alert!

 

[tcm]

Re: ooer

you woke me up! yes, there was some fred drift, but surely allowable under rule 2 whereby if original question has been fully addressed then everyone can goof about a bit in the remaining time until the thred becomes old?

 

[DepSol]

I know a company over here does really good ones, you could pick up a set next time your over and save on the VAT.

Dom