the other, I just need an order number or name.
Bill.
Weird anodes
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the other, I just need an order number or name.
Bill.
- Nov 4, 2019
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- 2010 Sundancer 500
2015 Brig Falcon 330T
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@BillinPA
That's second picture looks like one of these
https://www.generalpropeller.com/00RSS1100P
Think just measure the distance between the screws and you should be ok.
That's second picture looks like one of these
https://www.generalpropeller.com/00RSS1100P
Think just measure the distance between the screws and you should be ok.
Gary B
Active Member
It looks like the screw heads are almost exposed. Try chipping away the old zinc with a screw driver then use a vice grip pliers on the screw heads.After removing the screws take a wire wheel on a drill ( or a wire brush). and clean up the contact point between the zinc and the sea strainer.
The orange plastic in the middle looks like an "indicator" that a company like Performance Metals uses with their Navalloy (excellent, by the way) anodes. Basically, telling you when to replace. Look for a "sea strainer" anode.
Once you remove the screws you should be able to pop off the anode. The plastic thing has nothing to do with attachment/removal.
Once you remove the screws you should be able to pop off the anode. The plastic thing has nothing to do with attachment/removal.
KevinC
Well-Known Member
Look for anodes for Southbay strainers. As mentioned you should just need to know distance between screws. Boatzincs.com should have them.
Just unscrew clean surface and replace. The strainer is probably brass.
-Kevin
