what oars here on amazon will fit into these oar locks for i'm not finding oars that are 2 inches in the shaft
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Boat Oars with Oar Locks (1 Pair) Unknown (13) List Price: $95.00 Price: $75.00 + Free Shipping You Save: $20.00 (21%) In Stock Ships from and sold by Leisure Sports Paddles and Oars
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Boat Oars with Oar Locks (1 Pair)Unknown (13) List Price: $95.00Price: $75.00 + Free ShippingYou Save: $20.00 (21%)In StockShips from and sold by Leisure Sports Paddles and Oars
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the clamps on oar locks are adjustable. it's that little peg that should fit in a 'socket' on your boat.now if i could just get tires on my trailer changed out, i'd be good to go.
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I simply wrapped my oars with one layer of innertube rubber which also provides a cushion to the stress factor. The size was about 2" by 6". Works great!
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Shaft lengths vary from 1/4 to about an in I think. You can order specific sizes or get them assorted.
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I would just keep the ones that come with it. I actually bought a different type to try out (the O style ring that doesn't clamp around your oar). Stupid in hindsight but they dinged up the aluminum real quick and the aluminum of the oar causes them to slide too much. You would need to find some type of sleeve to put on to keep them from sliding if you went that route (I'm assuming the other responder below was smarter than me and went that route). Using the ones included work fine and get the job done.
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I have a 29 inch shaft which fits easily. When you close case top that is another 2 inches so it might be a tight squeeze.
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I'm not a 100% as to the answer to your question. You may want to contact the manufacture, or search Amazon for a more suitable item for your boat requirements.
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The Oar lock is a Scotty Stongback 1 pair for 15.40 and the Scotty Oar Collars 12.49. Note these are for wooden oars if you buy aluminum like I did the collars are too big as the diameter of the aluminum oar shaft is smaller but I bought what was recommended which was wrong. To avoid shipping back the oars I added hose clamps around the shaft of the oar to prevent the oar from sliding through the collar though the padded oar handles would prevent the oar from going into the water the hose clamps keep the oars in place.
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The oar lock socket holes on many boats can be one of 2 different sizes maybe more. Not to mention how the hole size could change due to wear. I drilled out the socket holes in my boat so the socket inserts fit snugly into the holes and wont come out on their own. If the hole becomes to large then glue/epoxy the insert in place. If their is not enough material to make the hole larger then the socket will need to be replaced with the correct sized one. Now rowing will be smooth and quiet with the inserts installed.
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We used the oar horns that came with the oar set and bought inserts for the oar locks at the boat shop on the 1959 Alumacraft. It has worked fine for our purposes.
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Not sure what you are asking. The lock comes with two different sized bars to fit the usual-sized inserts. All you have to do is determine the size of the insert for your hitch.
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This socket insert will work fine with any oar which has the correct pin size (1/2 inch) on the oar and the correct hole size (5/8 inch) for the insert to fit in the oar lock on the boat.
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Yes they will fit, but they are designed primarily for smooth bars. The threads may end up damaging the lockjaws because they clamp down on the bar really tight.
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Might be a little big. Try a boat store and see what they have in that style. Most are same size
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Tack them on to your oars them selves above the locks. When the oar slides down to the lock it will stop. it worked for me.
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You want paddles, not oars. Oars are real long and need oar locks, paddles are chest height and are just held in two hands. And no, paddles are not included.
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Sorry to answer so late . Had to get to them . The paddle it self is 17" long . The width is 6" and at the wide's is 6-1/2" . They are nice oars . Light weight . U will need to get a oar lock for a small size then 1" . They have a thin shaft . Hope this helps .
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I ordered one and found the shaft 1/8 " to 1/4' to long, hence it would not fit correctly in the housing. I returned the item.
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I cannot answer for what size they are, but you should be able to find them on Amazon by searching "ball lock o-ring". They're cheap, so buy extras... You'll need them!