Gotcha ok probably explains why there's no for sale section. But it's a 1980 Tahiti. Transom plate number is 65545Thinking to try and help you out better we’ll need your engine info including serial numbers, years etc..
Also I just have to mention here that soliciting for any type of items on iboats forums isn’t permitted per iboats guidelines.
I found a couple that might be correct on ebay but seller doesn't list part number and I don't see anywhere in the pics of it being stamped. Is it normal for the 76773A1 not to have number on it?
No, no... The boat and it's year are useless to us. We need the ENGINE year and serial number (and what engine it is)...
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I found a couple that might be correct on ebay but seller doesn't list part number and I don't see anywhere in the pics of it being stamped. Is it normal for the 76773A1 not to have number on iti
It's a mercruiser 260. I bought the boat with a bunch of cobbled together parts. Has newer 1997 vortec 350 motor that's been converted to carb. I bought the Sierra conversion coupler for 1 piece rear main. Now trying to find the bell houseing that will work
Those numbers cast into parts are not always the 'part number'. Manufacturers, Merc included, often use a base number for a part, and that is the number you see cast into it. Often that part needs machining once cast, and that can change thing. You can't rely on the number cast to be true part number that the supply chain uses..
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You're in 'FrankenMerc' territory, and all bets are off. Once you've deviated from the original configuration the parts diagrams are no longer 'the bible' and you need to fly by the seat of your pants. It's going to be a case of 'suck it and see'...
Ya pretty much what I'm thinking.
