Need help locating prop cap for johnson ad10

[Poorboywaterfowl]

I've searched this site high and low and found a few good resources where part #303365 should be sold,unfortunately I cannot find it and my temp fix is going to eventually break. It's the prop cone that holds the drive pin in place. Any members know where one could be found? I searched eBay with no luck. Hoping a member may have an extra? Thanks in advance!

 

[Poorboywaterfowl]

My message notifications show someone replied to thread but when i click notification it goes to the main forum menu. Whoever responded, thank you but i cannot read it! haha

 

[F_R]

This guy used to have them, but they seem to be missing from his website now. Rats! I need one also

www.nymarine.ca

 

[Poorboywaterfowl]

I actually emailed him, and he said he would have some in the fall. Unfortunately early goose hunting season starts in a couple weeks and I really need a reliable motor. Bookmark his parts section and check back frequently is what I gathered from him. I also may have found someone that has them, if they do I will let you know!

 

[Poorboywaterfowl]

http://www.baywoodmarina.com/custompage3.asp?pg=oldparts Sent them an email about 45 minutes ago. Maybe we will have some luck?!

 

[Tim Frank]

A castellated nut won't work?

 

[Poorboywaterfowl]

No :-( this is a rubber cap that slides over the end of the prop shaft and holds the drive pin in place. My temp fix was a #8 steel machine screw but I'm afraid it will just bust after shifting and running through our weedy lakes. The only reason my prop cap is gone is because of weeds

 

[GA_Boater]

The one you can't read was a duplicate topic. It is deleted. Google "OMC 303365". Might get lucky. Or search for 303365 using the iboats search. You haven't been the only one looking.

 

[Willyclay]

Try Dan Gano at: http://www.ganotech.com/

 

[glenn property of pam]

if anyone has a old one to copy its not hard to cast a rubber piece.

 

[Poorboywaterfowl]

I have found a few other sources. Google has given me a bit of help. I emailed Dan Gano. Thanks for the resource Willyclay! Glenn, I'm not even sure how I would haw the means to cast it properly. Can you give me some in sight?

 

[HighTrim]

I had replied. Send me a PM with contact info.

 

[glenn property of pam]

I have found a few other sources. Google has given me a bit of help. I emailed Dan Gano. Thanks for the resource Willyclay! Glenn, I'm not even sure how I would haw the means to cast it properly. Can you give me some in sight?

I use a 2 part rubber compound at work (belt dressing). it use a 2 sided corking gun and mixs the chemicals as you pull the lever, The rubber goes in as a thin liquid and 20 seconds later starts to heat up. It cures to a hard rubber. We always end up with left over rubber mix so if I had a mold I could just fill that and see if it would work. I might even have some out of date stuff that we will not be using.

 

[Poorboywaterfowl]

I found 1! $9.90. They had 2, phone number is XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Located in Indiana for anyone that needs one

EDIT - No phone numbers. PM for info. GA_B, Moderator

 

[Poorboywaterfowl]

Sorry GA. I must have missed that in the rules.

 

[GA_Boater]

Sorry GA. I must have missed that in the rules.

No, prob. That's why I said to PM. It's hard to keep the old motors alive and working the way they used to be.