has anyone come up with an effective,lasting fix for re-attaching the swivel plate (cup) to a transom screw??
has anyone come up with an effective,lasting fix for re-attaching the swivel plate (cup) to a transom screw??
give a man a fish, and he will eat all day. teach a man how to fish, and he will sit in a boat all day and drink beer.
Yes, OMC did. It requires a special tool and the washer retainer of course.
The alternative is to install the new type swivel clamp that incorporates a threaded hole in the center rear portion of the threaded shaft and a related threaded shoulder bolt to retain the washer.
Exactly what engine are you speaking of?
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have a couple with that problem, but the one id like to fix is a 1966 jw-21, i do have the original swivel plate
give a man a fish, and he will eat all day. teach a man how to fish, and he will sit in a boat all day and drink beer.
Look at the site below, different engine but same part, retainer #25.
It does take a special tool to install it, maybe borrow or rent from local deal if they can find it.
http://www.ishopmarine.com/ishop/jsp...ier-100-005-EJ
I've put those retainers on with the right size socket before. Best thing to do is get the new style clamp as Joe suggested.
I just file the clamp bolt end flat used a small peen punch then drilled a hole tapped it and bolted on a cup, I'v done a few this way and never had one fall off yet, I do put a dab of thread lock before bolting on the cup,
Another good idea. No kidding.