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S&S Swan General - Toerail padeye
03 September 2025 - 01:39
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Sweyn
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Toerail padeye

Anyone know who makes these or where I can get some?

 
03 September 2025 - 07:23
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matteosalamon
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Hy Sweyn,

as most of the deck (and not only on deck) hardware on S&S Swan, these too were specifically made by Nautor for their toerail (also made in house).

It will be quite easy for a stainless steel shop build new ones, they are very simple<, anyway they are indestructible, why do you need new ones?

matteo (47/069 Vanessa)
03 September 2025 - 08:56
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Sweyn
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Sadly, these are on a friends 44, not mine. Very useful though.
04 September 2025 - 08:49
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Kairos
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Hi Sweyn,

We use soft shekels on the toerail on Kairos. Admittedly not quite as stylish nor original but  we never had these clamp-on padeys.

The soft shekels are working well for us and are very gentle on the aluminium toerail.

Fair winds,

Stefan

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04 September 2025 - 20:24
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Sweyn
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Thanks, I was wondering about exactly that. Do the toerails hurt the soft shackles?
04 September 2025 - 21:01
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matteosalamon
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not at all!

matteo (47/069 Vanessa)
12 September 2025 - 07:20
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matteosalamon
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Dear Sweyn,

I think it would be very easy to build new ones for a stainless steel shop, it could be a little more difficult to build the inside plastic sliding part, if you need exact measurment, please let me know.

Fair winds,

matteo (47/069 Vanessa)
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