The steering chain is broken need replacement

• Industrial Suppliers: Your best bet is to find an industrial chain supplier, possibly in or near Estepona or a major city in Spain. You'll need to look for suppliers that carry stainless steel roller chain with the ANSI B29.1 (ISO606A) 5/8" pitch specification.

• Quality is Key: The quality of the chain is paramount. Some Hanse owners have reported issues with corrosion on the original chains, with some suggesting that the supplier may have changed over time. Look for a reputable brand like Tsubaki. While it may be more expensive, it's a critical safety component.

• Master Links: You will also need to source the appropriate master links to join the chain. Jefa sells a master link for their 5/8" chain (part number CHLNK), so an equivalent from the new supplier would be necessary.

Sourcing the Wire Cable and Terminals:

• The Jefa system uses a 7 x 19 steering cable, which is a type of wire rope.

• Rigging Shops: A local rigging shop or a well-equipped boatyard in Estepona is the ideal place to source the steering cable and have the necessary terminals swaged on. They will have the expertise to cut the cable to the correct length and create the closed eyebolt with a thimble eye and bulldog grips that connect to the quadrant."