WaywardSun
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Looking for a collar
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dgfreeze
Jetboaters Commander
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Get the dimensions, and check with McMaster Carr. McMaster.com is the website. Do you have a micrometer?
WaywardSun
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unfortunately no, i know how to replace parts but i have no way of measuring for an alternative replacement. I have the other side still in tact so i figured I’ll pull that side off and bring it to a shop and see if they have anything comparable.
drewkaree
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Please clarify, as that pic doesn't show the part number you listed, only the numbers on the schematic that would correspond to that part number.
The 42, 43 & 44 pieces should be easy enough to replace at an Ace Hardware or similar store in your area, like you said, using the other side for comparison. Stainless parts, and a Nylock nut or Loctite will help to keep them in place for the future
WaywardSun
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This is the part i can’t find. Its the little collar that goes inside the rod connected to the throttle cable the that attaches to the gate. Went to the hardware store only thing i could find that was the right size was made of nylon. So far its working but id like to find the right part.
mark_m
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It has to be frustrating with parts like this becoming obsolete. I empathize, my boat is in the same vintage. Hope that you find some equivalent pieces quickly. When you do, can you please share?
Thanks
Mark
Thanks
Mark
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Part 44 is sort of a bushing. It has been reported as a loose fit.
Let me know if you have trouble sourcing one. It has previously been suggested that I should print better fitting replacements.
Let me know if you have trouble sourcing one. It has previously been suggested that I should print better fitting replacements.
