JR Marine Template
02-02-2013, 04:10 PM
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I'm having Ron Bender machine my bravo 1 gimbal ring in the next month or 2, but I wanted to get a head start with getting it off. Of course, my piss poor planning lead me to realize that Ron doesn't do these in the month of February, and it seems that he closes up shop for the month. When I emailed him I got an automatic reply that he would be back March 1.
In the meantime, does anyone have a template, or know how/where I can get one so I can get started?
I'm having Ron Bender machine my bravo 1 gimbal ring in the next month or 2, but I wanted to get a head start with getting it off. Of course, my piss poor planning lead me to realize that Ron doesn't do these in the month of February, and it seems that he closes up shop for the month. When I emailed him I got an automatic reply that he would be back March 1.
In the meantime, does anyone have a template, or know how/where I can get one so I can get started?
02-02-2013, 08:56 PM
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You can go by the pics in the instructions on his site. Just measure drive in the pics and measure the actual drive itself. Do the math to figure where to make the cut out. Wait to get the actual template to drill the screw holes though.
You could even figure out the percentage of difference between the pic and actuall drive and print out the template in the top pic to the correct size. Still wouldn't drill the screw holes though until you have the exact template.
http://www.jrmarine.com/instructions.htm
You could even figure out the percentage of difference between the pic and actuall drive and print out the template in the top pic to the correct size. Still wouldn't drill the screw holes though until you have the exact template.
http://www.jrmarine.com/instructions.htm
02-03-2013, 07:27 AM
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I just made my own template and made my own stainless covers drilled and tapped it worked out great , I think you spend more worrying about how to do it than actually do it .
02-03-2013, 08:03 AM
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Hi Guys
I'm having Ron Bender machine my bravo 1 gimbal ring in the next month or 2, but I wanted to get a head start with getting it off. Of course, my piss poor planning lead me to realize that Ron doesn't do these in the month of February, and it seems that he closes up shop for the month. When I emailed him I got an automatic reply that he would be back March 1.
In the meantime, does anyone have a template, or know how/where I can get one so I can get started?
I'm having Ron Bender machine my bravo 1 gimbal ring in the next month or 2, but I wanted to get a head start with getting it off. Of course, my piss poor planning lead me to realize that Ron doesn't do these in the month of February, and it seems that he closes up shop for the month. When I emailed him I got an automatic reply that he would be back March 1.
In the meantime, does anyone have a template, or know how/where I can get one so I can get started?
I have a 1 , whats your address.
02-03-2013, 08:33 AM
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02-03-2013, 09:12 AM
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Because of conflicts between my printer and my Mac I was unable to scan it to my computer. I have an original unused template from Jr I would send in the mail tomorrow if you give me your address. You can PM me or send it to [email protected].
02-04-2013, 07:31 AM
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Just cut mine last week...
Didn't have a template, but eyeballed it from JR's website. Used a 5/16" bit in the corners and a cut-off wheel on my dremel. Worked great.
You can only go so far on the left and right, because the outside 3/4" or so is solid. Then I used the lines on the Mercruiser sticker to determine top and bottom cuts.
Didn't have a template, but eyeballed it from JR's website. Used a 5/16" bit in the corners and a cut-off wheel on my dremel. Worked great.
You can only go so far on the left and right, because the outside 3/4" or so is solid. Then I used the lines on the Mercruiser sticker to determine top and bottom cuts.
