sailboat hardware

[Alan]

I am looking for good catalogs of sailboat hardware.

Would appreciate recommendations

Thanks

[Steve Lansdowne]

Specifically what are you looking for?

[S/V Laura Ellen]

One of my favourite is Classic Marine.

http://www.classicmarine.co.uk/

[Alan]

Steve: I am looking for general hardware for sailboats less than 25' or so.
Things like small winches, blocks, cam cleats, etc.

[rbgarr]

If you aren't particular about everything matching or being of traditional bronze, etc. try eBay here: http://tinyurl.com/m3w9y

More standard suppliers are Hamilton Marine, Defender Industries, West Marine and Boater's World in descending order, so to speak.

[bamamick]

Are you talking about blocks for a classic boat or are you just talking about Harken or Ronstan stuff?

I buy all of my stuff from Annapolis Sailing Products on-line. You will normally get your gear within seven days but they can speed it up for you if you want to pay for it.

Mickey Lake

[Alan]

Bamamick: Harken, Ronstan would be fine. Could I trouble you for the website? I tried to Google it but for some reason I could not locate it.

thanks

[bamamick]

That's because I gave you the wrong name. It's Annapolis Performance Sailing (APS).

Try www.apsltd.com. That should do it.

Mickey Lake

[Alan]

thanks

[outofthenorm]

If you're into traditional gear, you can download the entire Davey Catalog from R&W Rope

http://www.rwrope.com/traditional_rigging/davey&co.htm

- Norm

[Steve Lansdowne]

www.duckworksmagazine.com (http://www.duckworksmagazine.com)

[Keith Wilson]

You could take a look at Garhauer stuff here. http://garhauermarine.com/
I've been quite happy with the bits I've bought from them. They only sell direct, not through retailers, the gear is good, and the prices are reasonable. I don't know what size you need - they mostly make parts for larger boats.

[Gresham CA]

And SailNet has some pretty good prices too.

http://www.sailnet.com/forums/cmps_index.php