So i picked up a H20, and decided to replace the bent Meriman standing rigging adjusters with swage-on SS turnbuckles (onto 1/8" cable). West Marine online consultant says "no problem - you just need to find a rigger with a rolling swage to have the new turnbuckles attached" Yeah, after two weeks of caling and driving, no luck. I even tried a bench mounted swager at WM, it barely marked the SS stud. Should I trust a manual swager? Anybody know an outfit with rolling swager rig. I am willing to drive to the ajoining states (Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland) if necessary - it's the only thing that's keeping the H20 out of the water.
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Norseman Terminals
Another option is to use Norseman terminals - starting on page 972 of the West Marine 2002 catalog. This would be faster than trying to find an elusive rigger and probably cost-competitive. Another advantage is you'll never have to worry about dealing with a rigger again on that particular item.
Another option is to use Norseman terminals - starting on page 972 of the West Marine 2002 catalog. This would be faster than trying to find an elusive rigger and probably cost-competitive. Another advantage is you'll never have to worry about dealing with a rigger again on that particular item.
Call Cedar Creek
Try and call Cedar Creek Marina in Bayville NJ they were doing rigging work, may be able to help you. 609-269-1351 they are closed Mondays, or Mariners Marina in Barnegat, NJ at 609 698-1222. Both advertise as "full service". They are on the mainland just off route 9. Good luck!
Try and call Cedar Creek Marina in Bayville NJ they were doing rigging work, may be able to help you. 609-269-1351 they are closed Mondays, or Mariners Marina in Barnegat, NJ at 609 698-1222. Both advertise as "full service". They are on the mainland just off route 9. Good luck!
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