Transom Utility Bars

[WeekiTiki]

This pic was posted in '08

Does anyone know if these transom bars are still available

And if so where?

 

[WeekiTiki]

Seen all kinds of mods to the stern in the archives

And bars that folks have pieced together

But the ones in the above pic...

 

[WeekiTiki]

Just e-mailed pic to

Restaurant metal fabricator here locally

See what happens

 

[tsturm]

This pic was posted in '08

Does anyone know if these transom bars are still available

And if so where?

I buy that 1" stainless tubing in 10' sticks at the local Marine store, regular conduit bender works for most bends. Any metal fab shop can measure your boat, cut, bend & weld mounting brackets. Your wallet is the only limiting factor. :wink: I wish my wallet was a lot fatter :lol:
Good luck on your project, post picts when your done.

 

[WeekiTiki]

They're going to price not only the

Rails but also the board

 

[MOOSE]

This pic was posted in '08

Does anyone know if these transom bars are still available

And if so where?

Those are the bars I put on the MOOSE and they work great; they provide a nice stable platform. I had them custom made by the outfit that makes the roof rails, whose name escapes me at the moment. I'm sure someone will chime in. Just measure the distance you need; the installation is simple.
Al

 

[thataway]

Any rail fabricator can make those. If you can get locally, then it will save freight. The "box"is probably made of King Starboard, which you can work with wood working tools and then screw together. (It does not glue well).

 

[C-Green]

This is also easy to make with wood working tools.

http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?...ame=gallery&file=index&include=view_photo.php

Jay

 

[hardee]

I believe that those rails can be made by combining parts from standard available SS tubing. Sorry, I can't give you a source, but I know there are folks who have done all kinds of roof and cockpit railings.

Look up "Rail Makers" in the Seattle area, I think Everett. They are on of the suppliers for C-Dory MFG.

Harvey
SleepyC :moon

 

[thataway]

I believe that those rails can be made by combining parts from standard available SS tubing. Sorry, I can't give you a source, but I know there are folks who have done all kinds

Buy the 10" piece of SS tubing or pipe. (3/4" or 1"). Use 45* EL. then a 45* foot pad all in SS, with Allen set screws. My rack is lower and between the sides of the splash well--I have made these several times. Use Bimini top fittings, or pulpit base fittings.

Below are some examples of the fittings available.