I have a couple questions about these. Do these take a pin so they don't come out the socket when rowing hard? Also whats the exact lengh where they go down into the boat socket? Mine i have now are so short so i cant put a cotter pin in that when i...
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They do not have a pin in the middle but due to the grips on the oars, they will not come off. ' since there is no pin, you can put as much of the oar in the water as you need and they work fine. I've had no problem at all with mine.
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There does not appear to be any sort of epoxy holding them in place, nor are there set screws to hold them in place. It appears they are inserted into the sockets and held there my pressure from a slightly smaller hole in the socket. Man, you must be tough on your tools if you're taling about replacing a socket in set like this. The bits/sockets are of good quality and I'd recommend them for use in any shop.
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if you have the newer style dies these will not work, you need the pin's with a head on them. If you remove the broken pin you'll see the head on it
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I would plan for 8hrs...the hardest part is loosening and tightening the crank bolt. I know they are not cheap, but buying the special socket for this is advised. I'm saying this only in hindsight, as I used a 2x4 with holes cut in it (a technique I found on the web), but it was not ideal and barely worked.
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They did not work for me on my kayak accessorries. Not long inouph.3 of accorries fell off. Not worth it unless u are mounting extremeliy thin accessories
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Just looked: there are small hexagonal nuts on each side (not bolts), and they are inset so that you'd need a tiny socket head to turn them. I'd say they're screwed onto a long pin with a little thread at each end. However, it is possible that the thread goes the whole length of the pin, in which case you'd need to saw a length off in order to make the unit more narrow.Oh, and the nuts are around 5/16 " diameter.
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got a pair, good oars for a small boat my size. make sure they are long enough for the beam of your boat.
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I'm not sure, but the secret to using these pins is to push them into the top of your box spring - not the side. I've had mine for years and never had a problem.
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I have a fiberglass jon boat and they did not work on mine. They tend to pop off the boat seats with a sudden movement (as in when you jerk the rod to catch a fish). I never (can't) use the ones I bought. Bill
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They actually fit a range of pins. The bigger diameter the pin, the thinner they become, however, so you have to be careful. I'm using mine on a 2" diameter pin. Also, make sure your pin is long enough.
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I made same mistake. Ordered two because I thought they came single, so I now have 4. They are adjustable so they should fit standard size oar. More importantly, measure width of hole in boat to make sure post on oar lock fits properly.
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You need to push them in pretty hard in order to set them in the socket. I think I used a rubber mallet
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they lock in. I am push n 280 and I sit very comfortably, great boat, love having wheels on the back, makes it easy pulling boat out of the water and taking to truck! just remember to not over tighten nuts and bolts when assembling seats, or the seats wont turn all the way. (easy fix if it happens) this spring I caught a 8 lb bass, biggest bass I ever caught could not of done it without this boat!
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I'm not really very knowledgeable about all the variables of outboards and I'm not sure without looking at a picture of what you have... The starter I bought looked in every way identical to what I took off just like in the picture on Amazon.. If you have the original outboard starter it should have a number across the side of it....do a search on the internet to see if there's a cross reference for that #.. You can either use the cross referenced # on Amazon or search with the original part # on Amazon and it might be cross referenced already.. Sorry best I can do..!!
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i found them on line from dee zee. I will tell you that they are not real clear, but with a little common sense i got it figured out. start by laying all pieces out. this includes all nuts and bolts seperated in piles and all the big hardware. I used an air rachet but a regular socket and box end will do just fine.
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You may have a different socket than I. I bought two, both fitted easily into the sockets. I would call the manufacture.
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I do not remember. I thru mine away. I did not like them at all. The pin part was probabaly1 and 1/2 to 2 inches long. Dangerous if they come out. I use the little twist in pins.