Binnacle Sissy Bar

[T_schlueter]

My binnacle has what I would call a sissy bar or handhold attached to it. The bar is attached to the cockpit floor with plastic feet that are crumbling.  Any suggestions where I may find replacements? I've attached a picture.

[Rusty Pelican]

Edson Marine is the manufacturer.
https://edsonmarine.com/

[Dolce_Vita]

I have the same feet on my pedestal guard, which also crumbled. I attributed this to the inexplicable use of aluminum bolts to hold them down.  The aluminum corroded and swelled up into a crumbly white mass which cracked the feet and caused leaks in the sole. 

I was able to locate a used pair at a marine surplus store (Bacon's in Annapolis) and replaced them using stainless bolts.  Solid and no more leaks.

Edson replaced these plastic feet with stainless ones, which is a better (but more expensive) solution.  Defender carries them:

https://www.defender.com/product.jsp?id=128476

[T_schlueter]

Ouch, $83/pair. I may try gluing them back together before I bite the bullet on those. Thanks for the info. Knowing the proper name is quite helpful.

[Last Resort]

if you happen to know anyone with one, a 3D printer would do the trick I imagine

[T_schlueter]

Excellent idea!  My brother-in-law loves tinkering with his printer.  I'll hit him up.  Buying them is a "last resort!" ha  Spanish Lake, eh!  My family was stranded there when our sailboat engine conked out around 45 years ago.  My brothers and I met this cute little local girl there.  Great times.  Nice place to get stranded.

[Last Resort]

Good luck and let us know how you make out!!!  and maybe how much your brother might want for pairs in the future for any else looking for them

[Dolce_Vita]

if you happen to know anyone with one, a 3D printer would do the trick I imagine

Be sure to use ABS, not PLA, for this.  PLA just isn't tough enough.

If you use a 3d printer that can go to high enough temperature (~400), you could use Nylon.