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Pair of round rowlock horns in plain zinc finish

PERKO

PERKO Round Type Rowlock Horns Plain Zinc 1267

SKU CH-GTRC-C6W1A

Plain zinc round rowlock horns for securing oars, model 1267

  • Perko round rowlock horns for secure oar placement
  • Plain zinc finish resists marine corrosion
  • Model 1267 designed for standard rowing setups
  • Durable construction suited to fishing boat use

PERKO Round Type Rowlock Horns 1267

These zinc rowlock horns suit small open boats that use round-type sockets. The plain zinc finish resists corrosion in saltwater and freshwater environments. Anglers and recreational rowers who need a basic, durable pivot point for oars will find them fit for purpose.

Plain zinc construction for simple installation

The horns drop into existing round sockets without extra hardware. No moving parts or lubrication are required, freeing up maintenance time on the water. They are not intended for craft that need locking or quick-release mechanisms.

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Price $11.99
Cheaper than about 83% of the 152 comparable items (median $24.99).

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Brand namePerko

Questions about this item

What limits the zinc finish on these 1267 horns when they are rowed continuously in salt water?

The plain zinc coating is the first limit under sustained saltwater use; it will gradually erode and expose the base metal, so regular rinsing and occasional re-galvanising are needed to maintain protection.

How much noise and heat do the 1267 rowlock horns produce during an all-day rowing session?

They run silently because there are no moving parts inside the horn itself; any sound comes only from the oar shaft pivoting, and no measurable heat is generated during normal rowing.

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