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Frank Gerry May 5th 04 02:21 AM

blocks for mainsheet traveler
 
I have a raised mainsheet traveller that is installed above the cabin top
for my 28 foot sailboat. The manufacturer is Shaefer I believe. I noticed
that the black plastic end pieces on either side of the traveller base are
badly chiped, cracked, and otherwise appear to be about to fall apart.
I was wondering if anyone knows if I can buy replacement parts for these.
And if not, any suggestion as to how to repair.

Frank



Jim Conlin May 5th 04 02:33 AM

blocks for mainsheet traveler
 
Had you thought of contacting Schaefer?

Frank Gerry wrote:

I have a raised mainsheet traveller that is installed above the cabin top
for my 28 foot sailboat. The manufacturer is Shaefer I believe. I noticed
that the black plastic end pieces on either side of the traveller base are
badly chiped, cracked, and otherwise appear to be about to fall apart.
I was wondering if anyone knows if I can buy replacement parts for these.
And if not, any suggestion as to how to repair.

Frank



Terry Spragg May 6th 04 01:58 AM

blocks for mainsheet traveler
 
Jim Conlin wrote:
Had you thought of contacting Schaefer http://www.schaefermarine.com/?

Frank Gerry wrote:

I have a raised mainsheet traveller that is installed above the cabin top
for my 28 foot sailboat. The manufacturer is Shaefer I believe. I noticed
that the black plastic end pieces on either side of the traveller base
are
badly chiped, cracked, and otherwise appear to be about to fall apart.
I was wondering if anyone knows if I can buy replacement parts for
these.
And if not, any suggestion as to how to repair.

Frank


Mould your own in place with epoxy. You won't need much.

Dam the inside with putty, wax the inside to allow eventual removal
for servicing, mix up thick epoxy bog with chopped glass and UV
protectant, mould into shape with fingers in disposable gloves,
retain shape with masking tape or putty dam.

Terry K


Rufus Laggren May 6th 04 05:14 AM

blocks for mainsheet traveler
 
Whittle some teak?

Frank Gerry wrote:
I have a raised mainsheet traveller that is installed above the cabin top
for my 28 foot sailboat. The manufacturer is Shaefer I believe. I noticed
that the black plastic end pieces on either side of the traveller base are
badly chiped, cracked, and otherwise appear to be about to fall apart.
I was wondering if anyone knows if I can buy replacement parts for these.
And if not, any suggestion as to how to repair.

Frank




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