Larson 210 Senza

[Brady1701]

I am in need of an OE rub rail for my '93 Larson 210 Senza...I would also like to get a new insert for the rub rail..

 

[southkogs]

Welcome aboard:

The rub rail is not OE, really. It was a supplier piece. You can buy any rub rail that fits your channel. If you need a new channel, you can find that as well.

 

[jbcurt00]

Taco Marine is best bet for rail and they probably carry insert to fit channel they sell,

Wefco for inserts

Wefco Rubber Manufacturing Co., Inc. - Industrial, Marine, and Automotive Rubber Products

Wefco Rubber Manufacturing Co., Inc. is your source for quality industrial rubber products, marine rubber products, and Automotive products since 1945.

www.wefcorubber.com

 

[Brady1701]

Welcome aboard:

The rub rail is not OE, really. It was a supplier piece. You can buy any rub rail that fits your channel. If you need a new channel, you can find that as well.

Where would I find a one?

 

[southkogs]

Where would I find a one?

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[tpenfield]

Just to add to the advice already given . . . If you have a section of damaged rubrail, you should be able to take a small piece of it to see what the cross-section looks like and approximate dimensions. Then match it up to the many rubrails on the Taco website.

If the manufacturer (Larson) has an active tech support / customer service group, they can often tell you what the rubrail is (brand & profile). Many boat manufacturers use Taco rubrails and related trim.

 

[tpenfield]

A quick add . . .

If you Google "Larson Rub Rail", Barbour Plastics also comes up in addition to Taco.

 

[Brady1701]

Just to add to the advice already given . . . If you have a section of damaged rubrail, you should be able to take a small piece of it to see what the cross-section looks like and approximate dimensions. Then match it up to the many rubrails on the Taco website.

If the manufacturer (Larson) has an active tech support / customer service group, they can often tell you what the rubrail is (brand & profile). Many boat manufacturers use Taco rubrails and related trim.

That is the problem...I took the boat to a marine repair shop...and the put a new rub rail on it a were just clueless...poorest workmanship I have ever seen...and then, took the old one and threw it out before I could get a piece to measure and photograph...it was a stainless rail with a white insert...and the back side of rail clamped the hull and deck together...about a half inch lip on both that the rail sandwiched...

 

[JASinIL2006]

Have you tried Great Lakes Skipper online? They often have old OEM Larson stuff. It’s a long shot but worth a try.

 

[Scott Danforth]

TACO makes most of the rub rails. They also have about 125 different variations