Stu, I contacted several people a couple of years ago. These contacts might help although their addresses may also be out of date.
Eric Frank Cat's Paw C&C 35 Mk II Mattapoisett, MA Hi Frank, You will find pictures of the bow roller at: https://picasaweb.google.com/102494727123155985813/AnchorBowRoller Kingston anchor, http://www.kingstonanchors.com/ model BR-1. Pricey but works. To install we drilled two holes in the roller to match bolt holes in the bow stem - that's it. Let me know if I can take more pictures or if you need more details. Cheers, Peter Peter Deppisch <[email protected]> S/V Tangerine C&C35 MK II Lion's Head, Ontario or this, from Alan Bergen Alan Bergen <[email protected]> He sent pictures which I can email you. The material is 1/4" stainless. I made a cardboard template and had it cut for me. The shop drilled holes that were the correct size for tapping. Then I use it for a guide to drill the aluminum stemhead fitting on the boat. I tapped the holes in the stemhead fitting, and then drilled out the holes in the stainless plate for screw clearance. I think the screws (stainless) are 1/4 - 20. Alan Bergen C&C 35 Mk III Thirsty Rose City YC Portland, OR > Subject: Stus-List Bow Rollers > Message-ID: <4797630D28204921B91DDDB3A1F15E99@Security> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8" > > If you look in the Do-it-yourself section of the Photo Album and Custom Bow > Rollers, there are several links to contact the owners of the specific > rollers. Unfortunately, these links do not work anymore. > > If you are still on the list, or know of these owners, please update me with > their current email addresses. > > Tom ? Chameleon > Richard ? Anonymous > Joe ? Moonlight > Allan ? C&C 30 MKII > Tom ? C&C 34 > > Thanx > Stu
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