SoCal Jet Boats
Classifieds => Random Boat Parts For Sale => Topic started by: 75 fantasy on June 06, 2009, 04:37:59 PM
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i work in manufacturing and had to dismantle some of our product for scrap, and i didn't want to just throw these in the trash so i figured SCJB members help each other i would offer them up for free ( pick up or pay for shipping ). they are used. they're great for watching your hours between tune-ups, these do not reset ( sorry ) just start from where they are on existing hours. the hours of use are left to right: 86.3, 1314.8, 3139.6, 3442.1 and the rectangular one has 22012.9.
the round ones are 2 1/16 cutout and the rectangular is 1.77 x .870 cutout.
i only have 3 cable assemblies for round meters and one cable assembly for the rectangle meter.
i will give them in the order of PM's received and . one per member please. just tell me which one you want.
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I'll take the 86.3 one. Ship it to Arizona? PM me with the cost and a paypal addie.
Ray
No, you DON'T wanna know what I have planned for this.
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I'll take the 86.3 one. Ship it to Arizona? PM me with the cost and a paypal addie.
Ray
No, you DON'T wanna know what I have planned for this.
Ray, you making a timer to limit your online time? make me one too :screwy:
GT
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the 86.3 is yours ray. :) who's next?
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Ray, you making a timer to limit your online time? make me one too :screwy:
GT
actually no, lol. I have access now via my blackberry so it's only gonna get worse. Legal crack is what this is...........
Ray
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irrebel - the gauge is in the mail USPS!!!!! let me know how it works out.
by the way, they come with the mounting hardware.
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i'll take the one with 1314.8 hrs on it thank you, Chris (408)394-5196
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big dog the 1314.8 gauge is yours!
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Got mine today John, WOW! You forgot to mention they're LCD digital and looks brand new! AND come with the wiring harness! Now how do I wire the thing? lol. Only two posts, 1 and 2. Prolly a dumb question, I know, but never put one in before.
Ray
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now you know why i couldn't just throw them away. DC#1 pin is (+) #2 is (-) or AC is #1 hot #2 neutral. hook up #1 to a (+/hot) supply that turns on when your ignition is on and turns off when your ignition turns off. you can go to CURTIS INSTRUMENTS, INC. on the web.
glad to help, 75 fantasy
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gave away the last meter.