See Purchasing page for orders Please note that all prices stated are +VAT |
Also stocked are all the normal Allen, Ronstan, and RWO dinghy fittings |
Any necessary fixing screws or rivets are provided with all fittings sold |
Boom Reefing Line Bags |
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Reefing Line bags as supplied – available in Grey or Black, to suit boom colour or preference. |
Reefing Line bags ‘in situ’ – supplied with adhesive Velcro strip to secure the bag to boom. |
These boom bags are made from a mesh material to allow water to escape freely, and are primarily designed to hold the loose end of a reefing line after a reef has been put in the mainsail. They can however also be made to any size requested – see Stowage Bags Cost: £18 each |
Boom Transom Pad |
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Boom Transom pads as supplied – available in black or white only. |
The boom pad ‘in situ’ – the Pad can be supplied in various lengths from 40mm |
These rubber pads are screwed to the underside at the back of the boom and save any damage to the transom – particularly wooden transom rails – should the boom be dropped down suddenly (and inadvertently)! Cost: £5 each |
Boom Mainsheet Guides |
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Boom Guides as supplied – available in black or grey only. |
Mainsheet guide ‘in situ’ – supplied with s/s fixing screws And with a minimum of 2 spaced along the boom recommended |
These plastic boom guides can be screwed to the boom track on the underside of the boom, and neatly keep a (centre) mainsheet from dangling down from the boom and causing a problem for the helm. Cost: £3 each |
Cleat Keepers |
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Cleat Keeper as supplied (top left) – supplied with s/s fixing screws. The plastic keeper fits over a standard Clam cleat (top right). |
Clam cleats with cleat keepers in use for 1st and 2nd reefing lines. |
This Cleat Keeper provides a more secure hold for the cleat, as well as ensuring that the line does not re-cleat again after release. Suitable for Clam or Selden type cleats. Cost: £3 Cleat + Keeper: £10 |
Centreboard Bolt & Washers | ||
Bolt & washers as supplied – closed cell foam washer is secured to s/steel washer. |
Video of how top remove and re-fit a centre board to align the bolt hole in the board with that in the boat and re-fit the bolt with closed cell foam washers to follow. |
The A4 stainless steel bolt and locknut is supplied with a combined A4 s/steel and closed cell foam washer. The washers can be supplied separately at £2 pair Cost: £10 |
Centreboard Strap |
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Centreboard straps as supplied – without bolt and door stop plugs |
Strap fitted to centreboard. |
These Centre Board straps are available in red, black, and blue, and are easily fitted between the ‘door stop’ ends of the fixing bolt and lock nut. A grommet is used to reinforce the hole in the strap. Cost (strap only): £10 Cost (complete): £15 |
Easy-Fit Genoa Sheets |
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Genoa sheets as supplied – these sheets are available in black, blue and red 8mm line. |
Easy-fit genoa sheets in use and completely secure. |
These double braided Genoa Sheets are soft, easy to handle and grip, and allow the sheets to be quickly and easily detached from the sail to be left ’in situ when the sail is removed. Cost: £25 |
Mast Pin with R-clip |
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Centre mast pin – as supplied with large A4 washer, R-clip and split pin. |
Mast pin in use with quick release R-clip at one end. |
This 316 s/steel Mast Pin is can be supplied with either a split pin one end and an R-clip the other, or with an R-clip at either end Cost (complete):£20 Cost (complete 2 R-clips):£24 Cost (R-clip only):£4 (each) |
Mast End Socks |
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Mast End Sock – as supplied |
Photo of Mast End Sock – in use |
The Mast End Socks fits over either end of the mast when trailing the boat – the length will cover the gooseneck fitting on the mast, and ideal for containing the loose rope halyards etc. The bright red material makes the protruding end of the mast highly visible Cost: £20 |
Reefing Line Single Block Boom Slide |
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Single Block Boom slide – as supplied |
Single Block Boom slide – in use. |
The Single Block Boom Slide is fitted to the underside boom track and is readily adjusted to ensure the reefing line pulls the mainsail reefing clew both back and down, equally. Cost: £32 |
Reefing Line Double Block Boom Slide |
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Double Block Boom slide – as supplied |
Double Block Boom slide – in use. |
The Double Block Boom slide allows an external reefing line to be operated whichever side of the boat the boom happens to be on. This can be important in strong wind conditions. Cost: £42 |
Reefing Tack Hook |
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Reefing Hook – as supplied. |
Reefing Hook – in use. |
These reefing hooks are a quick and easy way of reefing the tack of the sail. They replace the use of the tack pin on the boom, so are best used where the mainsail is left on the boom after each sail. Cost: £20 |
Remote Operated Self-Bailers |
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Self-bailer – as supplied |
These self-bailers can be operated by either helm or crew whilst sailing, and sitting on the side-deck. Fitting is no more difficult than for the standard self-bailers, though a fitting service is also offered – see ‘Other Services’ webpage. Cost: £110 each |
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Rope Tidies |
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Rope tidy – as supplied |
Rope tidy – in use. |
These Rope Tidies are a very simple means of keeping any spare line, such as rope halyards, neat and tidy, whilst still being easily accessible and quick to free up when the line is needed. Cost: £5 pair |
Sail Straps | ||
Sail Strap as supplied |
Sail Strap in use |
These sail straps are particularly useful to secure a rolled genoa, but can obviously be used on any sail, or for other purposes. Cost: £5 |
Sailhead Buoyancy Bag |
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Buoyancy Bag – prior to fitting inside mainsail. |
Buoyancy Bag Pocket – prior to fitting to sail. |
The Sailhead Buoyancy Bag has been designed to fit the shape of the peak of a mainsail, including the angled part of the headboard. It can be deflated, and rolled up inside the sail at the end of a day’s sail. Cost: £65 each |
Sailhead Buoyancy Bag Pocket |
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The Buoyancy Bag inserted into pocket on sail. |
Buoyancy Bag in use on a capsize. |
The Buoyancy Bag sail pocket has been designed to allow the bag to expand with minimum distortion of the sail. It is fitted with a zip fastener for easy access. Cost (fitted):£45 |
Shockcord Ties |
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Shockcord Tie – as supplied. |
Shockcord Ties – there are over 50 in use in various places on this photo! |
These elastic ties can be used in almost any situation where a length of rope would normally be used. They are far easier and quicker to fasten, and won’t ‘work loose’, as rope often does, particularly when towing. Cost: £3 each (or 5 for £12) |
Shockcord Reefing Ties |
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Reefing Tie – as supplied. |
Reefing Ties – in use on sail. |
These double elastic Reefing Ties enable the tie to be easily and quickly fastened, no matter which side of the boat the boom is on. Cost: £3 each (or 5 for £10) |
Stainless Steel Buckle Boat Strap |
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Lever Buckle Strap – as supplied – available in black, blue, or red. |
Boat Strap – in use – also available with plastic or wood strap guards |
This strap is a quick and simple way of securing the boat hull to a trailer and with the buckle positioned inside the boat, ensures the strap won’t be over-tightened, or knock against the hull, as the ratchet type often does. Cost: £22 |
Strap guards – plastic |
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Plastic guards – as supplied |
Strap guards – in use. |
These strap guards protect the boat’s gunwale by spreading the loading over a wider area, rather than at the very edge. Cost £8 (pair) |
Strongback strap guard |
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Wood Strongback – as supplied. |
Strongback guard – in use. |
This wood strongback is particularly recommended for wooden dinghies, as it removes any possibility of a tightened strap causing any stress within the framework structure. Cost £25 |
Stainless Steel Bow Strap |
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Bow Ratchet Strap – as supplied. |
Bow strap – in use |
This stainless steel ratchet strap is A quick and easy way to secure the bow of a boat to the trailer. Cost: £18 |
Stainless Steel Outboard Bracket |
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Outboard Bracket – as supplied. |
Outboard Bracket – fitted. |
This s/steel bracket is far superior To the cheaper, cast aluminium type. The locking wing screw is secured within the body of the outer bracket. The pad can be supplied in laminated Mahogany or Iroko to be varnished or oiled as required. Cost: £195 |
Stowage bags |
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These large Storage Bags can be secured to the boat using either the Velcro strips on the back, or fixed permanently with screws/bolts. The standard size is 300 X 300mm, but they can be made up to any required size. Cost: £24 (standard size) |
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Waterproof Dry Bags (30 Litre) |
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Dry Bag – as supplied |
Dry Bag – in use |
These 30 litre Heavy Duty Dry Bags will keep the items within dry, even when completely immersed in water. The top of the bag is simply folded down and fastened with a snap buckle. Includes carrying handle, window, and separate shoulder strap. Cost: £18 |
Wayfarer Spray Dodger |
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Wayfarer Spray Dodger fitted. – view from side |
Wayfarer Spray Dodger fitted. – view from inside boat |
The Wayfarer Spray Dodger is made from the same material as the Boat Tent. It can be quickly and easily fitted to the foredeck with no additional fixings needing to be added to the boat. Cost:£150– with no added VAT, since they are supplied directly by John Mellor. |
Wayfarer Boom Tent |
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Wayfarer Boat Tent erected. |
View inside Boat Tent. |
The Wayfarer Boat tent is made from a proofed nylon material, which is strong, lightweight, and waterproof. It is quickly and easily erected, needing only a boom crutch to support the end of the boom. Adaptations for World and Mk4 boats available. Cost: £625– with no added VAT, since they are supplied directly by John Mellor. |
Wayfarer Over Boom Boat Cover |
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Cover fits neatly over boat with either mast up, or down for trailing. |
The front section is fastened by a full length sturdy zip from bow to top of mast collar. |
This is a top quality Rain & Sun deep sided cover made from breathable COOLTEX PVC Polyester, which has been manufactured to ALS Ltd specifications. Cost: (fitted): £290 |
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The split shroud openings are secured with Velcro for their full length, with the under-straps able to be unfastened from either side of the boat. |
The transom section is split with a full length Velcro fastening for access into the boat when used for trailing. |
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The mast and transom collar is fastened with a simple wrap around Velcro strap. |
Video of boom up cover in operation |
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W9651 kitted out with new McNamara sails, (the red panels making the boat much more visible on the water), as well as other cruising accessories and services supplied by Aero Luff Spars Ltd, to make it suited to cruising the very rocky shoreline of the Finnish coast.Brian Martindale sailing W9651 out of Rosala in the Archipelago of 50,0000 islands between Åland and Turku, on the south west tip of mainland Finland. | |||