Help Identifying Boom?
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Printed Date: June-16-2024 at 5:43am
Topic: Help Identifying Boom?
Posted By: wepucci
Subject: Help Identifying Boom?
Date Posted: July-31-2023 at 6:46pm
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Last week I let my boom fall into the lake. After much effort I recovered the outer piece. Unfortunately the inner piece was not attached. I've attached some pictures of the recovered portion to this email. I thought if I could identify the manufacturer perhaps I could buy the missing, inner piece. The original owner of my boat (a 1997 nautique) bought the boom when he bought the boat but doesnt recall who he purchased it from. I can't find any pictures of booms online that look similar (for starters it seems that all currently available booms have two cables, not one like mine). The outer section is 6 ft long and approx 1-1/4" diamater. There is a groove with a slightly smaller diameter near the end of the outer section to receive a 5 ft leader The missing inner piece has a larger diameter (i estimate 2"ish diameter) and is just under 4 ft long.. The outer section slides inside of the inner section and they overlap approx 6". There is no spring loaded nub or anything. There is, however, a "notch" to prevent the outer section from rotating. Hoping I might get lucky and someone might recognize what I am describing / what is shown in the photos?
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Posted By: TRBenj
Date Posted: July-31-2023 at 7:07pm
| Looks like a Bemman. I may know someone with an inner half, I’ll confirm. |
Posted By: Hollywood
Date Posted: August-01-2023 at 9:50am
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Congrats, that is a Bemman, the best boom out there. https://www.usa-wwf.org/Award-of-Distinction/Rob-Bemman https://bemmanscustomdesign.com |