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Scott 05-16-2005 07:31 AM

Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
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I need to find the piece that has the 2 holes in it. Livorsi sells the kit brand new for $193.00 it is nothing more than a small stainless bracket. Mine broke yesterday while I was pulling the drives off. Better now than in the water but it still ticks me off there is no reason for this part to fail.

Scott 05-16-2005 07:34 AM

Re: Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
I ended up welding the bracket but I see the other one is starting to crack.

Who sells the regular style that attaches to the trim ram?



I had this General discussion area with no help. Imagine that a actual boating question :rolleyes:

Scott 05-16-2005 06:03 PM

Re: Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
ttt

formula31 05-16-2005 06:40 PM

Re: Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
Scott, If you can give me some dimensions, I can make whatever you want up to 10 gauge if neccessary.

Scott 05-16-2005 10:49 PM

Re: Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
I am looking for the typical trim sensors that most boats have attached to the rams.
I can't believe no one can give me some info :(
Did a web search and came up with zip I guess I need to start looking through catalogs from Eddie Marine or whoever that sells these???

Griff 05-17-2005 12:59 AM

Re: Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
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If you mean this one, its a merc item.

http://www.mercruiserparts.com/Show_...%28846063A1%29

martiniboat 05-17-2005 05:58 AM

Re: Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
Scott, if you get stuck give me a shout, stainless is my 'game'. :drink:

You need something built heavier than stock so the problem doesn't repeat itself...


I'd be happy to help, Brian

Scott 05-17-2005 07:51 AM

Re: Help with Trim Indicator bracket
 
Griff I think thats what I need thanks for the link.

Martini,
This is a horrible design and can't believe others are not having failures. The piece is designed to fail.
The trim cable that comes out of the boat is held by this bracket that is attached to the move-able part of the gimbal assembly so every time you steer the boat the bracket flexes.
What may work is a heavy duty bracket that is hinged so that it may move with the drive and maintain the cable position.

One other thing the way this is set up, for me to change over to the "normal" style I do not have enough cable coming out of the boat so I either have to run new cables all the way to the dash or hope they have an extra loop of cable hidden somewhere.

Can you hear my frustration :drink:


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