🚣 Enhance Your Rowing Experience with the SeaSense Oar Lock Socket Insert Review

I used glue in the 5/8" holes on the Jon boat and then lightly hammered in the bushings with a hammer. The oarlocks attached to the oars were tight so I had to insert a 1/2" bit and drill out to "clear out" the inner diameter of the bushings. In the end everything fits perfectly, quietly, nothing rattles.

Product as advertised. The rudders slide in these mounts - they don't creak or make noise. Very soft. I'm ordering two more sets for backups today. I have equipped the canoe with oars and hope for long canoe trips. I am delighted with this product.

I got my boat out for some reason. I had to turn the boat. only 1 could be found after the fix. Suggest to stick them with hot glue so they can be removed later if needed. A 1/2" black HDPE drip garden hose works VERY similarly. You can cut it off and heat it. If you have some and you're a cheap guy like me.

I inherited the dehumidifier with the house I just bought but the previous owner left no drain hoses so I had to re-install it and this product was perfect for hooking one up garden hose when using the original cover that does not have a standard hose thread. FYI the dryer is Friedrich d70bp.

THANK YOU! I was looking around the area for something to put in the holes that were too big for our oarlocks and nobody could think of anything we could use, so I found this. Doesn't matter! Now we can catch more fish because the sound of the oversized holes is gone! I'm ordering a second set because I forgot we have 2 sets of holes in our old fishing boat! Perfect fit, good quality, great improvement!

Scrap quality, one broke on installation, it fits the universal paddle mount snugly so I applied wd40 vigorously and gently tapped it with a rubber mallet, 1st went ok, 2nd .and the outer rim is chipped quite badly and I can see it won't last long, the structural integrity is broken, I wouldn't buy it again. Spend a little more money and get a higher quality set.

Probably the best solution for your aluminum rowboat fishing machine. They correspond a little to my requirements for a rowing frame. These bushings have an ID of .520 and my paddlelock has an OD of .502 so I have more play than I would like. It really should be +/- 0.005. The bushing OD is slightly better at .620, but with a combined tolerance this introduces unwanted backlash into the system. I'll use it for a while, but with a large ID, it will most likely wear out sooner.