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Basketcase 04-25-2016 12:41 PM

Fender brackets
 
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Has anyone used these fender brackets? Do they hold up? My initial concern was strength. My boat is at a dock in Narragansett bay and while it is fairly protected, there are times when it gets a bit bumpy. I just dont want a situation where they rip off or lift out of their brackets, leave holes, boat hits dock, $30 fender floats away, etc. Any feedback? I hate attaching to the bow rail and using space on the back cleat for fenders.

DonV 04-25-2016 01:02 PM

I also use these Perko brackets as cooler tie downs, a few tie wraps and 5/16" bungee cords cut to size and your good to go. I've never has a problem with these.

Capt Chuck 04-25-2016 01:53 PM

I would thru-bolt them if possible and use good sealant (not 5200) to prevent water intrusion into the unlining gunwhale wood ;)

Spidercrab 04-25-2016 04:29 PM

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mr basketcase me an cuz luke jus use tires
no fancie smanchie hooks
rope & tire

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Basketcase 04-26-2016 09:04 AM

Tires are a great plan! Just nowhere to store them while underway. Thanks for the info guys. In the rear I can thru bolt them, up front I cannot. No access to the underside. I dont believe the area I would put them is cored either. Do you thing screws into just fiberglass will be strong enough?


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