SoCal Jet Boats
Classifieds => Random Boat Parts For Sale => Topic started by: ironman on May 31, 2008, 01:03:28 AM
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These loaders fit Berkeley JG, JC, and some other pumps as well. I have the same one in my boat and it works very well. This one is for Propless ( Don't worry Jeff I am not sellin yours ;D ) but I have 4 more just like it. The main structure is made from 1/4 A36 plate and the fins are made from 1/8 A36 plate. All pieces were cut on the waterjet, assembled and welded. The 4 attaching holes are for 5/16-18 flat head socket screws ( NOT INCLUDED ). It is recomended that the the 4 bolt holes that are in the intake be drilled thru and tapped for 5/16-18 x 1-1/2 steel flat head socket screws and 5/16 loc nuts be used to attach the loader to the intake. Comes primed and ready for the finish of your choice.
Price is $125.00 plus shipping
Thanks
Billy
BDS Machining 559-903-5456
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Any idea what the holes are for? Just curious and can't sleep :)
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Access to the mounting bolts ? I think .
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Oh i see now Thanks! that makes perfect sense ::)
Ever seen one of these? Sometimes they work, but the boat must be light and the pump very snug.
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The way I understand loaders (nil) is you install one and then test it, then you swap it out for a different version and then you test it, then you... etc...
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An old timer I know compared them to hydroplane props, "one boat one prop". This one has only worked on my little boat so far, the daycruiser would not even get on plane, creepy :screwy:
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If anyones thinking about trying one of these call Billy soon, I think he sold another one today ;). Good price for a new loader.
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