Drill the smashed part of the rivet axle then drive it out using a support that can let the axle push out.. Replace the axle with a stainless bolt and nut.. The bolt should not stick out past the nut.. Carefully done, you'll have a great result.
What Kloudie1 said. I used that method on my Lewmar Cheek blocks. The replacement axle was a clevis pin. Since the block mounts to a flat surface the pin won't fall out. Easy to service the next time.
Thank you all; yes i was not sure what to replace de “axel” with. But the consensus is to use ss bolt. Simple! I like it.
I did not want to replace because i still have not found the replacents and i do not want to replace fir different ones having to seal and reopen holes in the deck.
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.