Buck Algonquin

Buck Algonquin Bronze Angle Plate Oarlock Socket

$57.99In StockSee Product Details

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Buck Algonquin Bronze Angle Plate Oarlock Socket

$57.99In StockSee Product Details

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Buck Algonquin bronze angle plate oarlock sockets fit inside the lip of the rail and allow for a more ergonomic angle for your oar locks. They require #10 fasteners (screws or bolts, not included). Designed to work with a 1/2" shank Buck Algonquin oar locks. Sold by the pair.

Tech Specs

Item Number	Overall Width	Overall Height	Hole Inside Diameter	Screw Size
BUC-00OL5AB	4"	1-1/4"	1/2"	#10

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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm Warning: this product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. Do not use in connection with drinking water. Wash hands after handling. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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4 out of 5 stars.

Good Quality

12 years ago

Hven't used yet. For a cedar strip boat I am making. Probably would give a 5 after I use them.

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Reedsport, OR

4 out of 5 stars.

Well made hardware

16 years ago

Buck Algonquin hardware is made from good quality bronze and is machined to fit their brand. It is always a good idea to use sockets and oarlocks from the same manufacturer. Of course, you should never mix metals.

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Q: Please clarify, from the picture it appears the brace screws to the inside of the gunnel and the socket is completely above the rail. Is this the case?

4 years ago

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A: That is correct.

4 years ago

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Q: what size screws do we use to mont these sockets ?

13 years ago

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A: Look at what you are attaching the oar lock too. I used #8x1 1/4 screws as the gunnel permitted this thickness witthout penetration accross it. If it were thinner, I would use #8x1 inch screws. Predrill holes for screws with a 1/8 bit to avoid breakage of brass screws. If you have steel screws of the same size and thread, pass them first to cut the thread in the hardwood of the gunnel, then use the brass screws in their tract. As I remount the oar locks frequently in my guide boat going from solo use at mid ship to double use with the rower in the bow. To avoid stripping the threads, I harden the established threads with a few drops of crazy glue once the screws are out and take care to manually start the screws in the same track to avoid cutting new threads and stripping them.

13 years ago

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Q: Are these oarlock sockets polished or rough ""as cast""?

7 years ago

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Q: Are these polished.

7 years ago

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