Looking at the photos I can’t tell if the “bent to hell” is the bow pulpit or just the metal brackets that hold the anchor on the bow pulpit. I think I have a set of extra brackets here in north Texas, for a complete bow pulpit you may need to contact General Boats, but I’d guess Stan uses something ’off the shelf’.

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Charles

> On Sep 18, 2022, at 2:51 PM, Tony Jonaitis via Rhodes22-list <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org> wrote:
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> Okay, had a bit of a boat collision today.  MY FAULT, and the other, much-larger, boat suffered a bent metal post.  Unfortunately, the metal anchor-holding "cage" has been bent to hell and back.  Now what?  Did the Rhodes makers use a "cage" specific to this boat, or is it a generic design that I might be able to find used?  The fittings that held this metal in place are in perfect shape, with no cracked fiberglass or anything like that.  Photos included (not my boat) with close-up of the "cage!"Thanks, ya'llTonyMarblehead
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