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Post by so36idavid on Aug 12, 2017 1:02:23 GMT
The stanchion base plates on my 2007 36i are corroding and pitted as you can see in the pic below. My local Jeanneau dealer has pretty crappy parts support. Does anyone know where I can get replacements? Is this a Jeanneau part or is there an OEM? Thanks David  |
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Post by ianpowolny on Aug 12, 2017 9:34:53 GMT
David,
Look ok to me so why change?
Ian
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Post by so36idavid on Aug 12, 2017 15:09:13 GMT
They're corroding away leaving rust streaks on my deck. I clean it off with rust remover but the plates are pitted and some of them look pretty ratty. I need to remove my lifelines for a project so I thought I'd replace these while I'm doing it.
Thx
David
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Post by sitara on Aug 13, 2017 21:38:08 GMT
Hi David,
Is your rope that secures the netting the cause of the problem? I have not had any problems on my boat with the staunchion bases although the fairleads in the teak to rail are prone to staining and minor pitting.
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Post by so36idavid on Aug 14, 2017 3:36:42 GMT
Hey Sitara,
Thanks for the reply, I don't think it's the rope. The pitting tends to be on the lower part of the plate where contact with water is most likely. The rope where it touches at all is along the top. If the rope was the problem I would expect extensive corrosion where there was contact. I'll try to get a picture of the corrosion that I'm referring to.
B.t.w. the rope is there to secure the nets since we have wooden and not aluminum toe rails (sigh). The nets looked weird to me when I first put them on there. I installed them to keep my kids from going overboard but I have to say I've come to really like them. They still look weird but they not only keep kids aboard but also tools, random clothing, fishing gear etc. I recently sacrificed a fish bat to Neptune and I was a little annoyed. It's rare that we lose anything overboard these days.
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Post by so36idavid on Aug 14, 2017 3:38:53 GMT
Looking at the picture I posted above I noticed a small pit on the plate. There are others that are worse but you can see an example of what's going on.  |
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Post by jdl01 on Aug 14, 2017 15:44:06 GMT
Both Jeanneau and Beneteau use the same stanchions on their smaller models. If your Jeanneau dealer is no help, then try your local Beneteau dealer. In North America, I have had good service by going straight to Jeanneau in Marion, S. Carolina.
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Post by helisa on Sept 14, 2017 3:49:44 GMT
Hello,
it is the plate underneath the deck and holding the stanchion that is rusting away.
It is not stainless steel.
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Post by so36idavid on Sept 14, 2017 6:30:42 GMT
Interesting, thanks for the info.
David
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Post by ninalee8 on Apr 2, 2018 7:11:06 GMT
Came here just for the same recommendations. I know where to get the usual barrier stanchions , but don't have any single idea where to buy stanchion base plates, Amazon and eBay searches gave no results. Would be grateful for relevant advice. |
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Post by bikerwookie on Apr 2, 2018 9:32:32 GMT
The sranchions are available through a chandlers in th uk. I got one 3 years ago cheaper than jeanneau. Unfortunately I cannot remember the manufacturer.
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Post by fotona on Jul 1, 2018 20:35:04 GMT
Hi David,
Did you get any solution for that Stanchions bases?
I have the same isuue on my 36i and I would like to exchage the Stanchions as the Stanchions plates...but I cant find in the market a replacement.
Thank you for your hint.
Oscar Monteiro
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Post by so36idavid on Jul 2, 2018 5:09:39 GMT
Hi Oscar, I haven't done anything about the problem I'm afraid. When I posted the request I was in the midst of a project that required me to disassemble my lifelines so I was hoping to kill two birds with one stone. But I missed the opportunity and it would be a big hassle at this point. The Jeanneau America web site lists the part as "Stanchion base D25 NM" and claim to have them in stock for $21. Part number 067155. I suggest you contact your local Jeanneau dealer. David  |
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