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Boom Yoke

I need to fasten a boom yoke for a boom vang. Purchased a stainless yoke, and need to fasten to boom, what fasteners are recomended, through bolt or machine screw??
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boom yoke

the boat is a C&C 32'
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Are you talking about a boom bail??? If you are, you really should through bolt it and put a spacer over the bolt inside the boom to prevent the bolt from crushing the boom from overtightening... but that would generally require taking the boom off the boat, taking the gooseneck fitting off and then doing the installation, which is probably more work than you want.
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If you can, I would through-bolt with washers and lock-nuts versus machine screws, also use something like lanacote to isolate the stainless bolts / washers from the boom. Depending on where the loads are, you could also consider stainless rivets.
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I'd second using TefGel or LanoCote to help prevent galvanic corrosion isues between the stainless steel and the aluminum.
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Thanks, bolt it is with coating.............
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