Can anyone please tell me how to re-attach the centre port-light toggle in the head, as mine has come off at some stage and was sitting inside the shelf when I bought the boat, Its still there now, so if possible I would like to have back working, so long as I dont have to pull the boat apart to fit it.
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are you talking about the light cover or the light itself? The light itself is just 2 screw's, the cover you pop on and twist.
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Hi Ryan, No I am talking about the port hole, you know the three screw things, I called them toggles that you lift up and screw in the fix close the glass/ Perspex, Well the middle one for some reason has dropped off, It still has the pin through it, but I cant work out how to get it back into place.biohazard wrote:
are you talking about the light cover or the light itself? The light itself is just 2 screw's, the cover you pop on and twist.
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oooooh that makes more sense to meTPONZ wrote:
Hi Ryan, No I am talking about the port hole, you know the three screw things, I called them toggles that you lift up and screw in the fix close the glass/ Perspex, Well the middle one for some reason has dropped off, It still has the pin through it, but I cant work out how to get it back into place.
I am sure you can pop the pin out, I am guessing the screw thingy is damaged in some way for it to pop off. Have you tried poping it back on? It might need a little love tap from a rubber hammer.
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Yeah had a good look and tried again using a little force but no-way. I really didnt want to have to remove the complete frame and then resealing and all the restbiohazard wrote:
oooooh that makes more sense to me I am sure you can pop the pin out, I am guessing the screw thingy is damaged in some way for it to pop off. Have you tried poping it back on? It might need a little love tap from a rubber hammer.
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I dont think youll have to remove the entire frame to do that. Honestly though I would have to look at mine to be sure of how the heck it goes on.TPONZ wrote:
Yeah had a good look and tried again using a little force but no-way. I really didnt want to have to remove the complete frame and then resealing and all the rest
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Thanks, Maybe next time your on-board, if you remember you could have a look and then let me know what you thinkbiohazard wrote:
I dont think youll have to remove the entire frame to do that. Honestly though I would have to look at mine to be sure of how the heck it goes on.
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I will be down there friday to replace my gimbals and ujoints. I will take a peak then.TPONZ wrote:
Thanks, Maybe next time your on-board, if you remember you could have a look and then let me know what you think
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Sounds like you have your hands full, but see how ya go. Thanksbiohazard wrote:
I will be down there friday to replace my gimbals and ujoints. I will take a peak then.
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I thought those little toggle arms were held in with screws. I too will look next time I am at the boat, this week.
Jim McNeely
New Hope a 2004 Bayliner 305 Sunbridge Express Cruiser
Twin 5.7s with Bravo2 drives
Brighton, Michigan USA
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Hi Jim, No it looks like a pin that needs to go in when being assembled, Ryan is going to have a look, be good if you can also.JimMc wrote:
I thought those little toggle arms were held in with screws. I too will look next time I am at the boat, this week.
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The 305's have a different setup I think, nice chrome plated port windows. Bastards!TPONZ wrote:
Hi Jim, No it looks like a pin that needs to go in when being assembled, Ryan is going to have a look, be good if you can also.
I will be heading down tonight apparently, the admiral demands we spend a night on the boat when its 70 degrees out, cant argue with that.
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I didn't know that either, The Bastardsbiohazard wrote:
The 305's have a different setup I think, nice chrome plated port windows. Bastards!
I will be heading down tonight apparently, the admiral demands we spend a night on the boat when its 70 degrees out, cant argue with that.
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