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Chainplates

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Figment
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Chainplates

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Tim,

Where did you obtain your chainplates and covers?

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Post by Tim »

The chainplates are just standard Schaefer 1-1/4" chainplates that you can get at most suppliers. The covers were more difficult to find, as I recall...but obviously I got them somewhere (I forget). They are also Schaefer. I might have ordered the covers directly from http://www.schaefermarine.com

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