Small Anode Problem

[Anthonyexmouth]

Does anyone know where I can get a small pear anode, when I say small I really mean it. The little Plymouth Pilot I picked up last year has a tiny one on it, only about 120mm centers on the bolt holes. Tried quite a few of the obvious places. Not keen on having to drill new holes and glass over old ones if I can help it.

 

[longjohnsilver]

Does anyone know where I can get a small pear anode, when I say small I really mean it. The little Plymouth Pilot I picked up last year has a tiny one on it, only about 120mm centers on the bolt holes. Tried quite a few of the obvious places. Not keen on having to drill new holes and glass over old ones if I can help it.

I presume you’ve tried the internet anode firms, anodes direct and the like?

 

[PeterBoater]

ZINC EURO BOLT on hull anode 318x65x32mm Variable hole centres from 120 to 200mm - £37.75 | PicClick UK
mentions 120mm centres but looks like a bar rather than pear. If you don't have any luck you could try bolting on a couple of round anodes, one to each stud (bond the studs together internally), or find a very small weld-on pear anode and drill your own holes in it.

 

[Anthonyexmouth]

I presume you’ve tried the internet anode firms, anodes direct and the like?

Yeah.

ZINC EURO BOLT on hull anode 318x65x32mm Variable hole centres from 120 to 200mm - £37.75 | PicClick UK
mentions 120mm centres but looks like a bar rather than pear. If you don't have any luck you could try bolting on a couple of round anodes, one to each stud (bond the studs together internally), or find a very small weld-on pear anode and drill your own holes in it.

Too much shape in the hull for a bar, didn't think about a weld on one, that would work.