WTB:Transmission and Pulpit cover 7.4 Mercruiser 98 330

[PinaPants]

I need a Velvet Drive transmission for a 7.4 Mercruiser set up.
20-02-003
Ratio 1.50:1

this is for a 1998 Sea Ray 330 DA.
I also need an underside cover the pulpit if anyone is parting one out.

greeley.4@osu.edu for quicker response.

nick

 

[PinaPants]

I’m still looking for this bottom cover/insert for a pulpit. It’s plastic type material. It’s a 330, but similar years and models would be worth measuring. If you have a part out, I am also still possibly looking for the canvas. Mine is so brittle, something to get by a season would help. Transmission was rebuilt locally.

 

[PinaPants]

Still need this pulpit piece. It’s the size of the bottom of the pulpit. Sea Ray stopped manufacturing this piece and it retails for $500, so if you have it I can make it worth your time.

 

[techmitch]

That looks like a good candidate for someone with a 3D printer. Do a search for a local business and take it to them for a quote.
Or @jmauld

 

[jmauld]

What are the dimensions?

 

[jmcdboater]

Ouch! What happened?

 

[PinaPants]

What are the dimensions?

28”x33”x2 ~
The curve comes in 7”

PN
#780429 insert 330da 95 bow pulpit (vac-formed)

I talked to a friend that does product development. He said it’s pretty big for standard 3D print.
I’m looking at a slab of plastic to ground out, but it will be heavy or the plasTEAK guys. still in search for factory or something better.

 

[PinaPants]

Ouch! What happened?

it was stuck in gear. all clutches fused. Most likely from high RPM shifting. I bought it this way, I would of shut that one down.

 

[jmauld]

28”x33”x2 ~
The curve comes in 7”

PN
#780429 insert 330da 95 bow pulpit (vac-formed)

I talked to a friend that does product development. He said it’s pretty big for standard 3D print.
I’m looking at a slab of plastic to ground out, but it will be heavy or the plasTEAK guys. still in search for factory or something better.

For something like this I would grab a piece of 3’x3’ starboard and start shaping it to fit. This looks to be just a decorative piece?

 

[jmauld]

With that said, I could probably print this for you. It would be broken up into a 4x4 grid of 16 pieces and you would have to glue them together.

I need more details about how it interfaces with the bow, the curve of the bow and the size/location of the anchor pass thru. Would be best if you had a photo of it removed and taken from directly overhead so I could get a good outline of it.

this would not be a structural part unless you reinforced it somehow. You could probably skin this with a couple layers of fiberglass once you glue it together.