Westerly Stanchion Base

[alla_breve]

Hi
Anybody know where i can get a stanchion base for my Westerly Griffon? Takes a 1" diameter pole , 3 bolts on 2 1/2" centres.
Cant get in touch with Trafalgar Services, no website, phone not ringing?
I wish people rafting alongside would be a bit more careful, or at least say sorry!
Thanks for any help.

 

[Concerto]

Trafalgar Yacht Service has ceased trading as they have retired.

If you ask the question on the WOA forum, there is one supplier who should be able to help, but I cannot remember the link.

 

[alla_breve]

Trafalgar Yacht Service has ceased trading as they have retired.

If you ask the question on the WOA forum, there is one supplier who should be able to help, but I cannot remember the link.

Thanks for info, unfortunately not a member- any chance you can find the link?

 

[ashtead]

I believe the cost of joining the WOA is quite modest for the info you need ?

 

[Concerto]

Thanks for info, unfortunately not a member- any chance you can find the link?

You can join the WOA forum without being a member. They pattern of the alloy base is not standerd and there is one supplier that does a matching footprint.

Joining the WOA only costs £17.50 per year and worth every penny. The discount I get using the insurance scheme is larger than the cost of membership.
Stay Safe! Your 3165 friends at WOA

 

[TC Tuckton]

Could you get the broken parts welded?

 

[alla_breve]

You can join the WOA forum without being a member. They pattern of the alloy base is not standerd and there is one supplier that does a matching footprint.

Joining the WOA only costs £17.50 per year and worth every penny. The discount I get using the insurance scheme is larger than the cost of membership.
Stay Safe! Your 3165 friends at WOA

I wonder if your referring to Allen Brothers part YS 7157B, it’s a good fit, but they’ve stopped making them according to their website, and I can’t find any old stock in any dealer. Help!

 

[alla_breve]

Could you get the broken parts welded?

It’s an option , but the broken corner has gone so a difficult job

 

[James_Calvert]

I had similar problem on a Sadler 32 stanchion base.

I popped in to see a local alloy wheel refurbishing outfit, who directed me next door to someone who welded a new piece on and remade the missing hole, all in in his lunch break for the price of a couple of beers.

Perfectly acceptable result, but not anodised of course.

So ask around locally, you might get lucky.