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    Posted: 24 June 2015 at 11:40pm
Does anyone know if there are parts available for the original Laser 28 clutch.  Manufacturer?  Or do we just replace when they break...busted the handle of one tonight. 

Edited by Ron Waterson - 24 June 2015 at 11:42pm
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I actually replaced all 4 of the double clutches over the past 2 winters and have the old ones at the house, complete with handles. Give me a holler! - bill
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If you have the spinlock clutches then you can still buy parts as well as replacement bolt on clutches using the same holes.
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I really doubt they are Spinlock.  At a glance I could not find the manufacturers name on the clutch.  They look really old....they slip.  It doesn't look like Spinlock design that I have seen.  I suspect Bill has what I need to fix it.

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A few of the very early boats used Easylock rope clutches with red and green handles.

Some parts are available here
http://www.rigrite.com/Hardware/Rope_Clutches/Easylock_Handles.html
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Thanks Bill L.  Upon researching antique spinlock parts, I find that I probably do have spinlock clutches.  I'm just not experienced (read old) enough to recognize past designs. Big smile I think if Bill R. has a handle laying around in his garage, I'll be good.  Thanks again,

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Mark at Sailing Services, (305) 758-1074, will know exactly what part you want. I've purchased several from him over the years. He often sails on my boat so he knows L28's pretty well.
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