Force 4 Chromed Brass Rowlock and Socket Reviews

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Smart chromed brass rowlock with socket. The rowlock has a bayonet fitting so it latches into the socket Rowlock: ? Stem Ø: 12mm ? Jaw Width (Dim A): 46mm ? Internal Ø (Dim B): 56mm Socket: ? Top Plate: 80x30mm ? Depth: 40mm ? Fastening Holes: 5mm Ø

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What activity do you use this for? Motor/Power Boat

Location Devon

“Amazing service, well done”

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Posted 4 months ago

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What activity do you use this for? Dinghy

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Posted 5 months ago

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Location Tenby

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Posted 9 months ago

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Location Devon

“Very good. Retain the oars when rowing. Unlike many”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Location Isle of Bute

“I have had a pair of these fitted to my tender for a couple of years. I invert the tender when not in use, so it is good that the rowlocks are easy to remove. The rowlock is retained with a small spigot that locates in a slot on one side of the socket. After putting the rowlock into the socket, it is rotated 180 degrees before fitting the oar so it can't lift out while rowing. However, one day after I removed the oar while coming alongside, a mooring rope spun the rowlock around and lifted it out of its socket and there was a splash. (plated brass does not float ...). I bought a replacement. I now have lanyards tied around the stocks of my rowlocks: a precaution that I would recommend to other purchasers.”

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Posted 2 years ago

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What activity do you use this for? Sail, Dinghy

Location Skegness

“A slight mix up with the despatch of the rowlocks and the sockets was soon sorted out and everything arrived as ordered. The lady I spoke to was absolutely marvellous, polite and efficient. I've made and received another order from them since that arrived just days later, even though it was Christmas and I expected a delay. Excellent service, goods and experience.”

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Posted 2 years ago

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Location Sunbury-on-Thames

“This is my second set, the first pair made such a difference to rowing my dinghy!”

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Posted 2 years ago

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Location The Creek, Sunbury-on-Thames

“These rowlocks have made all the difference to my rowing dinghy on the Thames. I have placed them in the right position which helps and the oars no longer spring out of the rowlocks under pressure.”

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Posted 2 years ago