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Old 3rd July 2014, 01:09 PM   #1
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A tholepin; that was my first guess ... but i hesitated after the gun yoke approach
If it is a tholepin it REALLY doesn't belong here.
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Old 3rd July 2014, 01:25 PM   #2
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If it is a tholepin it REALLY doesn't belong here.
Let it not be a REAL problem; nobody is gonna beat you for that
The tholepin was only another suggestion; but it doesn't have to be the correct answer.
Not due to its dimensions (it could belong in a small auxiliary rowing boat), but both tholepins and gun yokes are usually secured on the gunwales by means of a spike/rod introduced in a hole and not by (short) screw thread ends.
... so i humbly realize
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...both tholepins and gun yokes are usually secured on the gunwales by means of a spike/rod introduced in a hole and not by (short) screw thread ends.
I was guessing that this Yoke screwed into another rod or post of some type, not directly into the gunwale.
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