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David M

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I was conducting pre flight on Saint Max yesterday and discovered the nut that holds the shut off for the generator seacock had fallen off. I looked in the bilge but did not see it. Add to that the ER on the 330 Sundancer was designed by a sadist and I'm 6'4".

I'll just buy another nut. Other than the fact it should be stainless, does anyone know the thread size?

TIA
 
If you have SAE & metric tap & die sets there may be a thread pitch gauge in it or you can try fitting the dies.
 
Call Sea Ray and give them your boat serial number. If they are anywhere near as good as Pursuit they can tell you just about anything (and sell you just about anything) about your boat.

George
 
Did it back off and fall in bilge or waste away? -------"Add to that the ER on the 330 Sundancer was designed by a sadist and I'm 6'4"." Why would Sea-Ray ever think you would need access to that water intake?
 
It's probably the same nut as one of your other Sea Cocks. Take a look at the AC Pump. If it's the same nut, take it with you to your local hardware or marine store.
 
There's a NUT in the slip next to me, he's about 5'11"
 
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Originally posted by MichaelNJ

It's probably the same nut as one of your other Sea Cocks. Take a look at the AC Pump. If it's the same nut, take it with you to your local hardware or marine store.

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Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, we have a winner. I should have thought of that!!!

Thank you!!!
 
Jeez, David, I thought by the title of your thread this might have something to do with Letterman (or at least be more interesting than a stainless steel nut :-)
 
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