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2000 265 wiper mechanism, not the motor, but the part on the outside of the boat. Anyone know if that is a somewhat generic part or grady specific?
 

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2000 265 wiper mechanism, not the motor, but the part on the outside of the boat. Anyone know if that is a somewhat generic part or grady specific?
Have had a whale of a time finding parts for my '92 Sailfish - my local Grady dealer had some; but it has still been painful.

Which part?
 

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Try partsvu I got got a replacement wiper for my canyon.
 

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There's different styles of "arms"... which one do you have?

But, no, it's not Grady specific. A local marine store should be able to help you if bring some pics/measurements.

Try AM Equipment - they may have been the ones that made it... although you can use a different brand, too. The only thing that matters is how it attaches to the motor gear - which is pretty standard.

Is it actually "bad" or just in need of paint?
 

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So mine has the 2 "arms". The issue is the smaller arm, not the one the wiper attaches to, isnt secure at the base. What i cant tell is if its normally secured with a circlip or if its held in place with a nut. Im guessing a nut, but the threaded portion is basically broke off. The other thing I'm not sure of, if that "base" is part of the wiper motor, or just a seperate base. that goes between the motor and wiper arms.

Hopefully that makes sense. I'll try and get a picture of it later.
 

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Standard equipment. Just take it with you to a marine store and then you can match pricing online to see where to buy it from.
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Pulling up an old thread. This is the piece that broke on my wipers. After a bit of research, I found out the the company who was making the wipers for the 265 was sold to another company. Gave them a call and were very helpful.

https://www.globalproducts.llc/

wiperadap.jpg
 

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The stainless wipers on the older boats are “school bus wipers”. NAPA had them. Later I switched to an automotive wiper. Recently I eliminated the wipers and the horn- tired of rust stains.
 

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The stainless wipers on the older boats are “school bus wipers”. NAPA had them. Later I switched to an automotive wiper. Recently I eliminated the wipers and the horn- tired of rust stains.
 

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Speaking of the bubble...do you know if that will come out without having to pull the windshield?
I'm gonna say no. when I re-did the dash, I toyed with the idea of removing it and closing in the back vertical. I remember it was not going to be easy to even try.
 
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