78 ski nautique pylon
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Printed Date: November-17-2024 at 5:38pm
Topic: 78 ski nautique pylon
Posted By: dustyb
Subject: 78 ski nautique pylon
Date Posted: April-15-2013 at 12:35am
| im looking for a stock pylon for my 78 nautique. anyone have one? thanks |
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Posted By: ArtCozier
Date Posted: April-15-2013 at 1:45pm
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Yes, I have a couple of them. Does yours have a plate welded to it at the floor level, or not? Send me the measurement from the floor level to the top of the aluminum pole itself and the overall lenth of the aluminum pole. It has a slight bend in it, right? And a 1" diameter steel pin sticking out of the bottom? PM might be better; I don't read posts very often. Art ------------- "Art" |
Posted By: bhectus
Date Posted: April-15-2013 at 9:01pm
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I've got one also in the FS section, came out of a '83 Nautique. Does not have the plate welded to it. ------------- '02 Ski Nautique 196 w/ 5.7 Apex bowtie - Sold '87 Barefoot - sold '97 Super Sport Nautique - originally custom built for Walt Meloon '97 Ski Nautique '83 SN 2001 |
Posted By: dustyb
Date Posted: April-16-2013 at 7:24pm
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well i just got the boat and it doesnt have one at all so im not sure about the plate |
Posted By: ArtCozier
Date Posted: April-16-2013 at 8:31pm
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OK, so your boat doesn't have a pylon in it at all? Does it have the hole in the floor and the anchor for the pylon glassed to the hull right under the hole in the floor? Trying to make sure I have one to fit properly. Art ------------- "Art" |
Posted By: TRBenj
Date Posted: April-16-2013 at 8:34pm
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A '78 SN would pre-date the cradle (1980+) so it should definitely have the flange at the floor. ------------- |
Posted By: Hollywood
Date Posted: April-16-2013 at 8:40pm
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have = need ------------- |
Posted By: ArtCozier
Date Posted: April-16-2013 at 10:45pm
My understanding is that he is adding a cross-brace to hold the pylon in the same manner as the second generation engine beds held it. U bolts. Art ------------- "Art" |
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