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I may have found them: https://fpmarine.com/products/stainless-steel-blind-top-hat-nut-6-32-threads-wellcraft-aquasport-click-on-item-for-qty-pricing That's 6/32 threading. T.

It was a little hard to find here in the US too. I ended up buying it on eBay for $44 + $10 shipping. https://www.ebay.com/itm/225810322550

I'll reinstall the carbs this weekend, and my starting point will be the 1-3/8 spec. I did carb rebuilds, with kits, so everything is clean. I reused the floats, and as far as I can tell the float heights are the same as before. It seems a difficult measurement and an inexact adjustment, so...

I'm rebuilding my 1995 Yamaha V6 2 stroke carbs and have been verifying the Pilot Screw turns from all in before i remove them. Each carb has two of these adjustable screws. The first carb was 1-3/8ths turns on both sides. The 2nd carb was 1-3/8 on one side and 2 on the other. I now know...

I searched high and low for an exact match and never found them. I contacted Grady White Customer Service to see if they could help, and they responded by sending me free replacements. They even paid for the shipping. I'm extremely glad I bought the Grady and not... say a Bayliner. My 30...

I've had 8" and 9" senders in my 96 192, and I think the 9" gives better information. I did a fill test and the 9" sender was still reading empty when the tank had 10 gallons. Using the math above, the 8" would bump the empty reading to about 20 gallons, or a third of a tank. That's...

I'm redoing my Tournament 192's back to back lounge seats and I'm looking to replace the nylon corner guards that go around and under each corner. The originals are stamped "Wise" but I can't find them for sale and Wise hasn't gotten back to me. Does anyone know what these are called and...

If you put a 3/8" radius on what was the top sides, you could flip it over. You'd have a new gap at the edges where it meets the boat, but it's a reasonable compromise for someone with a router table. I tried sanding mine and hitting it with a stainless steel brush, and it didn't give up much...

Nope. I was going to do that, but the bottom side needs the 3/8" radius so it can sit flat on the support. Upside down doesn't work. I did turn around the backsplash once years ago, but that only helps a little because it still all shows.

It was $270. If that's even close for you, you might be able to get a lower price by asking them to re-use the CAD/CAM they created for me. Ask for Jason.

My guess is a Schmitt Model 170 Destroyer 13 1/2"

And it looks like we have the same wheel.

This fit my 1996 Tournament 192 OEM wheel and looks like a perfect match: http://shop.schmittongaromarine.com/accessories/3173-stainlesssteelcapsmallfor310410series.html Hole size is 2-1/8.

I just had Boat Outfitters do a custom Starboard job to replace my 1996 Tournament 192 cutting board and it worked out perfectly. Color is "Grady White." Old vs. new, already test-fitted, just a few holes to drill: I used these specifications: Main cutting board Backsplash:

Yes, looking for the nut. I just realized my initial post was backwards and edited it. The bolt you see is a screw coming through from the other side and seems pretty ordinary. I didn't notice the detail before, but you're right that it looks like it's been cut. Hopefully I can find the...