SF
In a message dated 12/21/99 9:30:51 AM Pacific Standard Time,
Stallings_Mike@prc.com writes:
<< From past research I've learned that ideally you should
use a strong backing plate, preferably aluminum, and this is what is holding
me up at the moment. Those oarlocks will take a lot of grinding strain.
Also, the sockets should be roughly 24" back from the cabin, I believe.
I've noticed oarlocks on other boats that are only about 20" back, but that
seems too close. I'd probably want to row sitting on a cushion atop the
main cam cleat. >>