rusted transom assembly studs
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Hi I just removed the transom assembly to have it painted and noticed the studs have quite a bit of rust and are smaller in diameter in some spots, this was a salt water boat.
By the luck of the irish the transom was well sealed and is solid but Im wondering if I can replace those studs? BTW its a bravo 1
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By the luck of the irish the transom was well sealed and is solid but Im wondering if I can replace those studs? BTW its a bravo 1
thanks


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Ordered them from Marine Parts Express for $6.19 each. Merc# 16-56296.
My drive is an early model B1 and uses special bolts (alum) for the bottom 2 holes.
Later serial# drives use studs in the bottom 2 holes and are a different part# since they are shorter then the upper studs..
You will want to confirm the part number/s.
You can look them up here using the serial#:
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/
My drive is an early model B1 and uses special bolts (alum) for the bottom 2 holes.
Later serial# drives use studs in the bottom 2 holes and are a different part# since they are shorter then the upper studs..
You will want to confirm the part number/s.
You can look them up here using the serial#:
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/
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much appreciated
Ordered them from Marine Parts Express for $6.19 each. Merc# 16-56296.
My drive is an early model B1 and uses special bolts (alum) for the bottom 2 holes.
Later serial# drives use studs in the bottom 2 holes and are a different part# since they are shorter then the upper studs..
You will want to confirm the part number/s.
You can look them up here using the serial#:
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/
My drive is an early model B1 and uses special bolts (alum) for the bottom 2 holes.
Later serial# drives use studs in the bottom 2 holes and are a different part# since they are shorter then the upper studs..
You will want to confirm the part number/s.
You can look them up here using the serial#:
http://www.mercruiserparts.com/




