canoe gudgeons and pintles

[Paul E]

I am looking for a source for canoe gudgeons and pintles for a sailing canoe. Anybody know any sources?

[Paul E]

I am looking for a source for canoe gudgeons and pintles for a sailing canoe. Anybody know any sources?

[Paul E]

I am looking for a source for canoe gudgeons and pintles for a sailing canoe. Anybody know any sources?

[gert]

I had a heck of a time finding gudgeons and pintels for my 16' double ender. I ended up having just pintels on the rudder and using eyebolts as gudgeons into the stem. It took some searching to find small enough eyebolts so the pintels didn't rattle around. It worked for me.

[gert]

I had a heck of a time finding gudgeons and pintels for my 16' double ender. I ended up having just pintels on the rudder and using eyebolts as gudgeons into the stem. It took some searching to find small enough eyebolts so the pintels didn't rattle around. It worked for me.

[gert]

I had a heck of a time finding gudgeons and pintels for my 16' double ender. I ended up having just pintels on the rudder and using eyebolts as gudgeons into the stem. It took some searching to find small enough eyebolts so the pintels didn't rattle around. It worked for me.

[Thad]

You might try talking to Bob Lavertue in Springfield, Massachusetts, propriator of the Springfield Fan Centerboard Company.

[Thad]

You might try talking to Bob Lavertue in Springfield, Massachusetts, propriator of the Springfield Fan Centerboard Company.

[Thad]

You might try talking to Bob Lavertue in Springfield, Massachusetts, propriator of the Springfield Fan Centerboard Company.

[Todd Bradshaw]

Springfield Fan Centerboard Co.
(Robert Lavertue)
20 Treetop Avenue
Springfield, MA 01118
Phone: 413-783-5589

You can also try Tom Tompkins:
http://www.CedarIslandCanoes.com

on some of his boats he uses Lavertue's hardware, but he may have other stuff as well.

[Todd Bradshaw]

Springfield Fan Centerboard Co.
(Robert Lavertue)
20 Treetop Avenue
Springfield, MA 01118
Phone: 413-783-5589

You can also try Tom Tompkins:
http://www.CedarIslandCanoes.com

on some of his boats he uses Lavertue's hardware, but he may have other stuff as well.

[Todd Bradshaw]

Springfield Fan Centerboard Co.
(Robert Lavertue)
20 Treetop Avenue
Springfield, MA 01118
Phone: 413-783-5589

You can also try Tom Tompkins:
http://www.CedarIslandCanoes.com

on some of his boats he uses Lavertue's hardware, but he may have other stuff as well.

[Thad]

Thanks Todd, I didn't have the details to hand.

[Thad]

Thanks Todd, I didn't have the details to hand.

[Thad]

Thanks Todd, I didn't have the details to hand.

[abe]

Paul, you may also check in with the canoe forum:

http://forums.wcha.org/index.php?s=c3a6ef3c424439f9c3277bf9c1d43afd

[abe]

Paul, you may also check in with the canoe forum:

http://forums.wcha.org/index.php?s=c3a6ef3c424439f9c3277bf9c1d43afd

[abe]

Paul, you may also check in with the canoe forum:

http://forums.wcha.org/index.php?s=c3a6ef3c424439f9c3277bf9c1d43afd

[lumberdude]

What the heck is a gudgeon and a pintle????
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/confused.gif

lumber

[lumberdude]

What the heck is a gudgeon and a pintle????
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/confused.gif

lumber

[lumberdude]

What the heck is a gudgeon and a pintle????
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/confused.gif

lumber

[Donn]

Originally posted by lumberdude:
What the heck is a gudgeon and a pintle????
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/confused.gif

lumber



Lumber:

In addition to being a small European freshwater fish, a gudgeon is:

1. a metal pin or shaft at the end of an axle, on which a wheel turns.
2. the socket of a hinge, into which the pin fits.
3. the part of a shaft that revolves in a bearing.

A pintle is a pin or bolt upon which some other part pivots or turns. Interestingly it's root includes 'penis'

In sailor talk, they appear to be rudder hardware.


[This message has been edited by donnwest (edited 02-05-2002).]

[Donn]

Originally posted by lumberdude:
What the heck is a gudgeon and a pintle????
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/confused.gif

lumber



Lumber:

In addition to being a small European freshwater fish, a gudgeon is:

1. a metal pin or shaft at the end of an axle, on which a wheel turns.
2. the socket of a hinge, into which the pin fits.
3. the part of a shaft that revolves in a bearing.

A pintle is a pin or bolt upon which some other part pivots or turns. Interestingly it's root includes 'penis'

In sailor talk, they appear to be rudder hardware.


[This message has been edited by donnwest (edited 02-05-2002).]

[Donn]

Originally posted by lumberdude:
What the heck is a gudgeon and a pintle????
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/confused.gif

lumber



Lumber:

In addition to being a small European freshwater fish, a gudgeon is:

1. a metal pin or shaft at the end of an axle, on which a wheel turns.
2. the socket of a hinge, into which the pin fits.
3. the part of a shaft that revolves in a bearing.

A pintle is a pin or bolt upon which some other part pivots or turns. Interestingly it's root includes 'penis'

In sailor talk, they appear to be rudder hardware.


[This message has been edited by donnwest (edited 02-05-2002).]

[abe]

Is a pigeon also a pintle?


http://www.duck-trap.com/p%26g.html

[abe]

Is a pigeon also a pintle?


http://www.duck-trap.com/p%26g.html

[abe]

Is a pigeon also a pintle?


http://www.duck-trap.com/p%26g.html

[Donn]

In New York City, pigeons are considered to be "rats with wings"

[This message has been edited by donnwest (edited 02-05-2002).]

[Donn]

In New York City, pigeons are considered to be "rats with wings"

[This message has been edited by donnwest (edited 02-05-2002).]

[Donn]

In New York City, pigeons are considered to be "rats with wings"

[This message has been edited by donnwest (edited 02-05-2002).]