Where can I buy these in Stainless??

[rchevelle71]

Can only find regular steel on line

[MOBILEMERCMAN]

what? No pic

Spoke too soon.

[Geronimo36]

You try mcmaster?

[rchevelle71]

You try mcmaster?

Yup,

Thats where the drawings are from.

I can get the rod ends in SS if I buy baring type, which I dont really need, but would get if I had to, but the clevis(yoke) only in Zinc plated.

[rchevelle71]

what? No pic

Spoke too soon.


I pulled the originals down to post larger ones, your too quick:bump:

[cigdaze]

Midwest control:
http://www.midwestcontrol.com/catdisplay_short.php?pg=151

[Steve 1]

Sailboat rigging suppliers.

[Geronimo36]

Midwest control:
http://www.midwestcontrol.com/catdisplay_short.php?pg=151

Google rocks!

[rchevelle71]

Midwest control:
http://www.midwestcontrol.com/catdisplay_short.php?pg=151

I found that, but I couldnt find it in coarse threads, I guess I could just change my motor mount bolts from 1/2-13 to 1/2-20's

[cigdaze]

Yep, changing the bolt is one option. You can try these guys, too.
http://www.clevelandcityforge.com/

[rchevelle71]

OK,

so they dont have them in the US, shipping from europe, how much is 117# in american dollars??

[rchevelle71]

found it, holy crap, $182 for 2 of these things.

[2112]

I found that, but I couldnt find it in coarse threads, I guess I could just change my motor mount bolts from 1/2-13 to 1/2-20's

Motor mounts? I have to ask, what are you going to do with them? :confused:

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[Geronimo36]

You see these things all the time on sailboat mast' hold-downs. I agree with the post above, check sailboat rigging companies.

[Steve 1]

http://www.marinemachine.com/tieBar.html

And you could try Byng ,they make a lot of that for their steering and such

[GregP]

If you can use male thread look at http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Standard-Clevis-Half-Inch-RH,6959.html
-Greg

[old377guy]

like Steve said at least for the item on the left; try a used parts chandelry; good luck.

[sledge]

Rick, get down to Sailorman when you can, or give 'em a call.

[rchevelle71]

Motor mounts? I have to ask, what are you going to do with them? :confused:

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Outboard motor, tyeing it back to the stringers.

[rchevelle71]

http://www.marinemachine.com/tieBar.html

And you could try Byng ,they make a lot of that for their steering and such


Didnt think about the steering companies, thanks.

[rchevelle71]

If you can use male thread look at http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Standard-Clevis-Half-Inch-RH,6959.html
-Greg

Greg,

That would work for one side if I used a connecting nut to the hreaded rod, but still need the yoke for the other side.

Rick

[rchevelle71]

Rick, get down to Sailorman when you can, or give 'em a call.


Sailorman is a shot in the dark, but a shot I am willing to take, I'll take a ride down on saturday.

[sledge]

I was in there yesterday, too bad you hadn't posted before. :D

I wonder if the clearance room in BOW on Sample would have any hardware like that. I'm almost positive the West Marine on Federal near 17th will have sailing stuff.

Another idea....this is only a temp solution right? You could just go with the zinc coated and give it a good dousing of corrosion block. The trailer parts that I've sprayed look brand new after more than a year.

[rchevelle71]

I was in there yesterday, too bad you hadn't posted before. :D

I wonder if the clearance room in BOW on Sample would have any hardware like that. I'm almost positive the West Marine on Federal near 17th will have sailing stuff.

Another idea....this is only a temp solution right? You could just go with the zinc coated and give it a good dousing of corrosion block. The trailer parts that I've sprayed look brand new after more than a year.

I was thinking the same thing, get the zinc, Run the boat this summer, then do the Transom NEXT year, but I have been putting this off too long, and may just dive in and do the transom, gotta make up my mind soon, the cutting begins this weekend:huh::eek:

[OneBadInjun]

yes, if you are replacing the transom, you don't need to mess with that foolishness. but while your at sailorman, stop in at mcdonald hardware, across from lesters diner. You'd be surprised what they have in there.

[rchevelle71]

yes, if you are replacing the transom, you don't need to mess with that foolishness. but while your at sailorman, stop in at mcdonald hardware, across from lesters diner. You'd be surprised what they have in there.


McDonalds(not the burger joint) is my favorite hardware store. I used them a lot when I worked down in Hollywood, and kept the boat at Jackson. Its a bit of a ride down there from Boca, but I still make the ride occasionally when I cant find it local, or on the i-net. Well, I will be doing the transom, so your right none of this needed.

[OneBadInjun]

McDonalds(not the burger joint) is my favorite hardware store. I used them a lot when I worked down in Hollywood, and kept the boat at Jackson. Its a bit of a ride down there from Boca, but I still make the ride occasionally when I cant find it local, or on the i-net. Well, I will be doing the transom, so your right none of this needed.
lol, after all this, you didn't even need to start this thread, lol!. ya, mcdonalds restaurants, i'm sorry to admit, i grew up eating much too much of. probably live 5 years less because of it, lol.:rolleyes: Mcdonald Hardware is the best marine related type hardware store in lauderdale.

[Caincando1]

Better hurry, summer is coming... oh wait, it's always summer there... nevermind.