Hope everyone is safe and well. I need to send the admiral up in the bosun chair to replace the Kenyon spreader boots on our '86 H34. Since we have never replaced them before could someone please point me to the correct ones to purchase. Also what type of tape do you use to hold it in place? Pictures are always appreciated! Thank You in advance. -Jon
H34 Kenyon Spreader Boot Size or any other suggestions
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You might find this thread on the same subject helpful: Spreader Boots - Hunter 34
Two sources, just need the measurements:
Amazon (Taylor Made): Amazon.com : Taylor Made Products Rubber Spreader Boots : Sports & Outdoors
West Marine source: WEST MARINE Spreader Boots | West Marine
Two sources, just need the measurements:
Amazon (Taylor Made): Amazon.com : Taylor Made Products Rubber Spreader Boots : Sports & Outdoors
West Marine source: WEST MARINE Spreader Boots | West Marine
PGIJon check these out. I just put them on my Hunter 34. A bit pricey but very nice quality and they are velcro so you don't have to sew them on and can remove them for rigging inspections any time you want. Very sturdy. The large size fit very well for my Kenyon spars.
Amazon.com: Waterline Design Spreader Boot in Leather, Size Large- UV Protected Leather Spreader Boot with Velcro Hook and Loop Fastener Quality & Easy to Install #1054: Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com: Waterline Design Spreader Boot in Leather, Size Large- UV Protected Leather Spreader Boot with Velcro Hook and Loop Fastener Quality & Easy to Install #1054: Sports & Outdoors
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Hi Artey1. Thank you for taking the time to respond. I actually saw those and was thinking about ordering them. I like that they Velcro open and close. Did you replace all 4 with the same size? Is the link the exact ones you purchased? Thank You in advance!!!!!! -Jon
Yes replaced all 4 with the same "large" size. I didn't measure ahead of time and guessed, but they fit very well and snug, covering all exposed portions of the attachment points and any bits that might cause damage to the sail. I believe the link is the exact one because when I saw your post I grabbed it from my Amazon order history.