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Boat Forum / Building / March 2008Hunter Sailboat Parts
I have a Hunter 26 waterballasted swing keel that I took out of the water during a storm so it wouldn't get damaged.....so a tree fell on it. I need a replacement mast, stern rails, and rudder handware. Any ideas other than going straight to Hunter? You can try Hunter owners web site, which is part of Sailboat Owners web site. Look in the classifieds and also post your request there. http://www.hunterowners.com/ www.catalinaowners.com/ http://www.sailboatowners.com/ It's all one big site and not associated with Hunter, Catalina or any other manufacturer. Dan >water during a storm so it wouldn't get damaged.....so a tree fell on >it. I need a replacement mast, stern rails, and rudder handware. Any >ideas other than going straight to Hunter? >I have a Hunter 26 waterballasted swing keel that I took out of the >water during a storm so it wouldn't get damaged.....so a tree fell on >it. I need a replacement mast, stern rails, and rudder handware. Any >ideas other than going straight to Hunter? See if you can find out where salvage boats go when Insurance companies settle claims and take possession. You may be able to get exactly what you need off of a boat that was destroyeed in a way that didn't damage the parts you need. In the auto salvage world, they often take a car with front end damage and one with rear end damage and splice the good ends together into a working automobile. In places like Florida, there may even be boat salvage junkyards with a website. Try a few Google searches. >>I have a Hunter 26 waterballasted swing keel that I took out of the >>water during a storm so it wouldn't get damaged.....so a tree fell on [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > In places like Florida, there may even be boat salvage junkyards with > a website. Try a few Google searches. Don's Salvage in Clearwater and Sailorman in Lauderdale. |
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