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February 24, 2025
Did You Know? A Good Rudder Pintle Bush Can Improve Maneuverability by 30%!

In a lively forum discussion, users preparing for rudder repairs on their Cobra 750s are on the hunt for recommendations on manufacturers for rudder pintles, gudgeons, and bearings. Participants enthusiastically share their experiences, advocating for materials like Delrin and Tufnol for bearings. Delrin shines with its low moisture absorption and impressive durability, making it a standout compared to nylon, which can swell when wet. Some savvy users point to manufacturers like Classic Marin

February 23, 2025
Why is a Rudder Pintle Bush Essential for Your Boat's Performance?

In the lively world of boat design forums, Alfie, a junior member, is on a mission to craft a new rudder for a steel Thames sailing barge built in 1992, as the original wooden rudder has succumbed to rot. With plans to use salvaged greenheart wood for a robust and hefty rudder, he's also eyeing mild steel for the hardware, intending to galvanize it for a seamless aesthetic match with the boat. However, Alfie faces a challenge with the bottom bearing, which is rusted and originally featured a

February 23, 2025
What Do Industry Leaders Say About the Importance of a Reliable Rudder Stock Bush?

The rudder is an essential component of any vessel, and its failure can render the ship inoperable, even if the hull and machinery are in perfect condition. Regular dry dock inspections are crucial for assessing the rudder's health, as it is usually submerged and not easily visible. During these inspections, any signs of water ingress, such as wet areas on the rudder plate, can indicate potential cracks that may lead to corrosion of internal components. It's vital to measure bearing and jumpi

February 23, 2025
Could a Simple Rudder Stock Bush Upgrade Save You from Costly Repairs?

In the world of sailing, ensuring your rudder is in top shape can be the difference between a smooth voyage and a costly repair. The conversation on the Sailboat Owners Forum kicks off with Nick, who’s facing the dreaded play in his rudder—leading to annoying knocks in the prop wake and those pesky leaking shafts. He reaches out to fellow sailors for wisdom. Paul chimes in with his own tale of tackling rudder bearings on his Legend 37. He candidly shares that while the process was a bit a

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