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PYLON, w/ RING & FINGER ****SOLD***** |
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nautiquefanatic 
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 Topic: PYLON, w/ RING & FINGER ****SOLD*****Posted: November-11-2008 at 6:57pm |
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Someone painted the pylon black, should be able to sand it off and polish the aluminum. RING AND FINGER intact. What you see in the photo is what you get. $SOLD SHIPPED UPS to your door. (980)581-0006
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Hollywood
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Posted: November-11-2008 at 8:13pm |
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So is this really an 80-86 pylon since there is no plate that screws to the floor or is that a separate, loose piece?
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nates78ski
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Posted: November-11-2008 at 10:29pm |
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70's is a separate loose piece... at least my '78 is.
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nautiquefanatic
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Posted: November-12-2008 at 1:27am |
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This one is from a 79 Nautique.....and is MISSING the small aluminum plate with the four bolts that sat on top of the floor (the plate is a seperate piece, can be duplicated for minimal $$). The previous owner of this particular 79 made a custom frame to support the pylon under the floor so he did not use the plate. It worked incredibly well for this boat.....but the rest of the hull was junk. I injured my shoulder getting this pylon out of the boat, that is how well his invention worked! I bet this would work in the 2001 hull, just not POSITIVE. Be glad to measure if anyone needs it.
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Posted: November-12-2008 at 2:25am |
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Cool, I'm guessing it is the same pylon used through 86 (and some of the way through 87 that still used the ring/finger). The plate was probably no longer necessary after the engine cradle was developed. The floor plate could be made very cheaply, good luck with the sale!
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TRBenj
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Posted: November-12-2008 at 11:41am |
Interesting. My '78 Tiques pylon has the flange attached. There is also a seperate flange that is not attached, that goes below the floor to sandwich it. |
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Posted: November-12-2008 at 12:08pm |
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TRBenj........ this is not a Tique pylon. This is from a 1979 Ski Nautique, notice the bend. So your Tique pylon may have the flange attatched. All of the Tique pylons I have are all straight.
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Posted: November-12-2008 at 12:21pm |
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Paul- good point. It didnt occur to me that the pylons would be different between the 2 boats, but youre right- mine is straight.
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