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Old 15-09-2010, 20:13   #1
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Does anyone know a source for the deck cleats used on the Bahia?
We snapped off an arm attempting to dock in 20+ kt wind, Joy...

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Old 15-09-2010, 20:38   #2
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I guess I would get something similar but not the same. I can't remember ever breaking the horn off a cleat. never seen it, seen the bolts pulled through but never the failure of the cleat. Not trying to be snide but that seems unusual. sorry I wasn't more helpful just struck me as a very unusual failure. Do I understand that you clean broke the cleat off while docking in a 20knt breeze? Could you shed some light on how this happened?
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We snapped off an arm attempting to dock in 20+ kt wind, Joy...
Docking in 60 knots wind should not damage your cleats.

Time to look for a different model and beef up the size.

Quite a few Chinese knock-offs of the Herreshoff cleats on the market, easy to identify: They are thinner, or skinnier and out of proportion and not 316 SS. Price is about half of the real thing.
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Does anyone know a source for the deck cleats used on the Bahia?
We snapped off an arm attempting to dock in 20+ kt wind, Joy...

~Keath
Are they Goiot?

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Old 16-09-2010, 14:13   #5
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It looks like that is the one we have, but the size is slightly different.
Could be 103899... The one that worries me is the D value, it's 85 center to center.
I'm not sure if they have D going to the outside of the base (120mm) or center of the pins (85mm).
Ours is A=325 B=65 C=60 D=85

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