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 Post subject: Oars & Seat for Inflatable
PostPosted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 11:08 pm 
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Old Salt
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Some kind little toe rag has relieved my LM240 inflatable of her oars & seat. As they were in the locked dinghy store, it was probably a local yottie or fisherman - thieving scrotes!

Anyway, I am looking for a set of Plastimo style alloy shaft plastic oars, the type that break into 2 halves & have a sleeved hole for a thole pin & are held on by a captive plastic nut. Pretty generic stuff really (I guess that's why they were nicked). Anybody got a set, or a part set or even a damaged set that I could fix. I am based in the Midlands & sail N Wales, but visit the Wirral quite often & would pay postage if you are based elsewhere.

The inflatable seat would be nice too, but not critcal as I can always use a spare plastic jerry can if needs must..


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 Post subject: Re: Oars & Seat for Inflatable
PostPosted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 10:31 am 
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Arghiro,

Sorry, I am sure you opened this thinking I was about to solve your inflateable seat and oars problem but I'm not. I want to help fix your avatar problem - email me it and I will install it for you if you do not want to upload it yourself via your UCP (user control panel).

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 Post subject: Re: Oars & Seat for Inflatable
PostPosted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 11:14 am 
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In the event of no-one coming up with the goods, try buying blades from a canoe shop and jamming them into alloy tubes. Excellent and individual, so unlikely to get nicked. Mine have lasted for years.
PS a stopper in the end helps them float.

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 Post subject: Re: Oars & Seat for Inflatable
PostPosted: Sat Dec 26, 2009 2:13 pm 
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Thanks, as it happens (Guys & Galls?) I managed to locate my spare pair buried at the bottom of the aft cabin so I am back in control of the situation. Sahona, neat idea, I have some alloy tube & old cheapo paddles so I shall make a new spare pair & drill a hole in 'em for when I next get targetted by selfish boaters in Wales.

Nick, I did try uploading a new avatar, but gave up 'coz I think I got the sizing wrong. Boatophucket have a standard avatar re-sizeing option, could something like that be set up for old Bluey? I might go & have a ferckle round my drawers to see what I can find for the amusement & entertainment of the masses.


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