Want To Buy: stanchion top, "donut" style

[Rhwins]

I would like to buy a "donut" style stanchion top that fits into a 7/8" O.D. stanchion pipe that is 3/4" I.D.

I can provide a photo, but they were common on boats built in the '60's and 70"s. Mine is a 1970 C&C 30' Mk I.
Thanks for any leads.

[Carl-T705]

I have several different ones, send/post a picture. Also measure the length so I can come close to matching you up. Also, one life line or two?? Carl

[sanibel sailor]

Desired material and photo might help

I fabricated a couple from brass for another boat

[Rhwins]

The outter diameter of the donut is 1", the diameter of the hole is 1/2" and the height above the stantion is 1" including a rounded collar that is 7/8" diameter. Below that platform it necks down to 3/4" for 3/4" to plug into the stanchion.

E mail me and I will provide a photo and diagram.
Rich Winslow
Rhwins1060@aol.com

[Carl-T705]

Sorry I can't help you with this one,

[ssanzone]

Holland Marine Products has some stanchions stuff for C&C boats.

if u buy from them, lmk how the experience goes. i will be ordering from them soon.

-steve

[Vamonos]

Is it anything like :

0036674 Titanium Stanchion Round top with a 3/8 inch life line hole for 1 X .065 inch wall thickness tubing, weld on - Allied Titanium

or

0008619 Titanium Stanchion dome top with 5/16 inch life line hole for 1 inch X .120 inch wall thickness tubing, Screw on - Allied Titanium

[tropicalescape]

there are some for sale in the classifieds on here..

[Carl-T705]

I found four in my stash, They have the cast "donut" insert in a straight 7/8ths stainless tube, 24" tall. I don't have the tapered shaft. sorry

[Rhwins]

Dimentions of the "donut" are the outside diameter is 1", with a 1/2" hole. Above the stanchion is 1", and the donut sits in a slightly rounded cap that is 7/8" diameter above a shank that is 3/4" diameter.

The stanchion is 25" and its drilled and tapped for an fairlead with holes 1" apart, half way up.

Give me your email address and I will send photos.

Thanks

Rich winslow
Rhwins1060@aol.com