Each fitting sold separately.

These fittings have heavy duty straps and 1/2" pins for additional strength.

The rudder gudgeon is canted by approximately 3 degrees.

The heavy duty rudder fittings are available in several sizes.



It is very important that the correct mounting hardware is used to attach each fitting to your boat.

In the rigorous marine environment it is not enough that the fastenings themselves are of marine quality, they must also be close in the Galvanic Series to the metal the fitting is made from.

If they are not similar, the less noble metal will corrode.

The following information shows the combinations that are suitable and those that are not.

For bronze fittings, silicon bronze or stainless steel fasteners are suitable, brass fasteners are not suitable.

For brass fittings, brass or silicon bronze fasteners are suitable, stainless steel is not suitable.

Davey & Company has been in business since 1885 and is today a specialist in the manufacture and supply of traditional marine equipment.

With their long tradition of manufacturing in the United Kingdom, the master craftsmen at Davey produce a wide range of genuine fittings.

Often using patterns that date back to the early 1900's, and skills that go back a lot further, they are able to keep a wide range of products alive for today's discerning yachtsman and shipwrights.



People sometimes ask how our green boat gear can be classified as truly "green"? After all, there is no such thing as organic steel, brass, or aluminum.

Like most things on greenboatstuff.com, we try to envision the impact our gear has on the world around us as it is made, used, and ultimately lost or discarded.

In addition, we believe a product you only have to buy once in your lifetime is much greener than a cheaper version you will replace countless times.

With this in mind we offer an assortment of high quality products that are designed for you to pass on to the next generation.

You won't find cheap, disposable stuff here, just the best boat gear we can find that makes a minimal impact on the environment.

In every case, we try to carry boat gear made and finished with materials that do as little harm as possible.

As a result we avoid chrome, nickel and zinc plated items due to the impact the plating process often has on the environment.

The same goes for chemical-based painted items, plastics, and other synthetics.

While natural fibers, wood, aluminum, stainless steel, brass, bronze, and the other materials we prefer to carry are not always entirely earth-friendly, we believe they represent the best choices available at this time.