Beaching Legs

[northcave]

Does anyone know if it is possible to get beaching legs for a First 26 any longer. There are no contact details in the Beneteau website for me to ask them directly and the dealers don't seem to have a clue either.

Thanks

 

[Kermit]

Is that the opposite of sea legs? Sorry, but I've never heard of beaching legs. I'd really love to know what they are. My imagination says it could be supports similar to jack stands. (That really is the only thing I can think of.) Thanks for answering!

 

[Kermit]

So I decided to do a google search for beaching legs and found this link on how to make some. http://www.classicboat.co.uk/practical-advice/beaching-legs/ I'm pretty sure you can find other designs as well.

I guess I was sorta right about the purpose of beaching legs. Amazing. I had never heard of them or even thought about needing them. Thanks for asking the question!

 

[northcave]

So I decided to do a google search for beaching legs and found this link on how to make some. http://www.classicboat.co.uk/practical-advice/beaching-legs/ I'm pretty sure you can find other designs as well.

I guess I was sorta right about the purpose of beaching legs. Amazing. I had never heard of them or even thought about needing them. Thanks for asking the question!

Yeah like that but professional built ones variable in size. Small benetea boats have fittings for them allowing you to dry out.

See below:

http://fr.cosasdebarcos.com/barco_26906092010155556561014853489845.html