Tubular Style Outrigger Needed - what to get

[WreckITFrank]

I am in need of new tubular outrigger(s) for a NAS90 chassis. I have one that's likely a blue bag option and it's garbage. They didn't even try to match the thickness of the original, which still isn't much. Anyone know of one built to speck? Is yrm the way to go? TIA.

 

[JimC]

If YRM is selling one of their own manufacture I’d go with that. It took a ton of work to install a couple bearmach-supplied outriggers on my 110.

 

[WreckITFrank]

YRM does not manufacture these. I called and they told me they are blue bag as well. I'll check with @Z.G and see if he can get some details on the proline.

 

[erover82]

STC8648 & STC8649. Genuine are still available. Bearmach replicas could be better than Britpart's, maybe.

 

[WreckITFrank]

good call, i may try that route. original is best, but the price is nuts for something that likely after install and galvanized, i wont think twice about. Used not rusty would be good too. maybe a damaged frame rather than rusty, as they seem to be one of the first things to go.

 

[WreckITFrank]

already too much time spent on these, but I got some specs for reference
LR Thickness - .125 / 11 gauge
Aftermarket (unsure of MFG) - .056 / 18 gauge
YRM - Britpart
Checking yet on Proline, Bits4Landys, and Bearmach.

 

[WreckITFrank]

Update for anyone who is ever in the market. The Bits4Landy's version comes from DDS, and it's equivalent to the OE. Feels pretty heavy and the welds are decent. It matches whats on there for thickness at about 11 or 12GA. Far superior to the sheetmetal version that i had from another vendor.

FWIW, these look exactly like the picture on the RN site for the proline, though I cannot confirm where they get them.

 

[dsh]

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While the metal seems to be of sufficient thickness, it could use more paint (to avoid rusting). I did notice the pair pictured in the above post have complete welding, not the spot welding of the ones I purchased from Craddock - I believe they are of better quality (more attention to detail).