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Buying a 1989 Grand Banks 36' Classic this week, anyone know where I can get replacement Hawse Pipes??
Hawse Pipes on GB 36'
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You will probably have to remove an existing one , and use it as a pattern to have more cast.
The new castings will be slightly smaller .
Some prop shops might still do sand casting , ask around.
The new castings will be slightly smaller .
Some prop shops might still do sand casting , ask around.
Nomad Willy
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Hawse pipes are actually pipes that the anchor rode goes through along w the anchor shank. The anchor being stowed outside the hull like ships usually do.
What the word for holes in the upper topsides (or is it bulkwarks) for mooring lines I'm not sure about. I've always called them hawse holes.
What the word for holes in the upper topsides (or is it bulkwarks) for mooring lines I'm not sure about. I've always called them hawse holes.
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The ones with built in cleats are great to use , but HELL in ankles.
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While it's unlikely that you'll find the exact Hawse pipe, maybe you can find one a little bigger that could be installed by enlarging the hole.
Buck Algonquin would be one place to look: Hawse Pipes On Buck Algonquin
They are called hawse pipes.
Buck Algonquin would be one place to look: Hawse Pipes On Buck Algonquin
They are called hawse pipes.
