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RMM 04-07-2005 09:32 AM

Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
When you pull up by hand on the drive there is about 1/2-1" of play because the pin is too small in diameter. This is the horizontal pin that connectds the two trim cylinders. What is happening is the pin is too large for the hole through the drive housing.

Someone thought maybe at some point in time the pin may have been replaced the pin from an Alpha instead of a Bravo and they are different diameters.

Anyone know if this is true? Trying to figure out how to remove the play.

Thanks

1988 Bravo I

BajaIceBreaker 04-07-2005 09:46 AM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
Sounds like a bad gimbal to me... not sure on the size thing.

US1 Fountain 04-07-2005 10:33 PM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
Has your drive been replaced?
Newer Bravos use a plastic 1/2 hole wedge that also goes in that hole to postion the shaft either to the front or to the back of the oblonged slot/hole depending if the drive is to be used on a cruiser or a non- cruiser application.

RMM 04-08-2005 07:37 AM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
No not been replaced. Found a parts breakdown and looks like they made a 3/8 and a 7/16 pin. Guess I need the 7/16.

25 hors la loi 02-23-2006 07:13 PM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 

Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
Has your drive been replaced?
Newer Bravos use a plastic 1/2 hole wedge that also goes in that hole to postion the shaft either to the front or to the back of the oblonged slot/hole depending if the drive is to be used on a cruiser or a non- cruiser application.

I never remember on wich side the wedge go ...... in front or rear of the pin ?
Thank's to take time to respond me

I prepared the Outlaw to go to Miami in 6 Day .....and if the weather is on our side ....cross to Exuma Island !!!!!!!! :evilb:

Mike Paula 02-24-2006 06:59 AM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
I have an extra of the pin your talking about. The pin, bushings, nuts, and washers will run you about $100.00 new. I know, I missed placed mine when i removed the drive and had to order another set up. Once I installed the new one. guess what? I found where I put the old one. You know right where I would not loose it. :cool: . I will make you a deal on it.
Mike

formula31 02-24-2006 08:12 AM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
Ive got a couple too. I made longer ones to better accomodate my saddles and Ive got 3 or 4 stock ones laying around.

25 hors la loi 02-24-2006 08:37 AM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
Thank`s you guy .... i have my respond on another thread ....i will put the wedge in front of the pin

Thank`s alot ...

Only 5 day before the departure to Miami :evilb:

mkulikow 02-24-2006 09:23 AM

Re: Is the rear pin for Bravo trim cylinders lagrer than an Alpha?
 
If I recall correctly for B3 the wedge goes in front of the pin, for B1 and 2 it goes behind.

I am not sure about the difference between alpha and bravo pin size-wise but the entire pin kit including pin, 4x bushings, 4x washers and nuts can be found for ~$60 brand new.


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