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Need H16 Rudder Castings #18765
04/18/03 02:49 PM
04/18/03 02:49 PM
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Hobienut Offline OP
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My '81 H16 rudder castings don't have the rake adjustment like the new ones do. And although the weather helm builds big biceps, I'd rather use up my calories in other ways. I've looked in Murray's, and they don't seem to have the new castings. Does anyone have any adjustable ones for sale, or know where I can find them? (I've already redrilled my rudders for max forward rake which helped somewhat)

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Re: Need H16 Rudder Castings [Re: Hobienut] #18766
04/18/03 04:59 PM
04/18/03 04:59 PM
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Panama City Beach, FL
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The lower castings are $130 each and the upper castings are $131 each. I'm not positive if you would need to replace the upper and lower or just the lower. I can certinly find this out if you would like. Let me know if you would like more information!

Brad Stephens
www.sunjammers.com
info@sunjammers.com
Authorized Hobie/Vanguard Dealer
Panama City Beach, FL
850-235-2281


Thanks,
Brad Stephens
Panama City Beach, FL
Re: Need H16 Rudder Castings [Re: Hobienut] #18767
04/19/03 07:54 PM
04/19/03 07:54 PM
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Sodus NY
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You really only need the upper casting if your cam and plungers are ok. I have only ever backed the
bottom setscrews off so they don't do anything. The upper adjustments are required to get the rudders
to lock down all the way forward. The rudders will probably need to get re-drilled to get the correct
rake.

cheers
Bill

Re: Need H16 Rudder Castings [Re: h16bill] #18768
04/21/03 11:59 AM
04/21/03 11:59 AM
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South Jersey
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Check the hobie catalog for the following and you won't need new castings:
[color:"blue"] EASY RAKER Provides the same
adjustability to the older Hobie 14 and 16
upper and lower rudder castings as on the
later model boats. Simple installation requires
electric drill, drills, and tap. Use your own
drills and tap or buy tool kit that includes all
necessary material except drill motor.[/color]

It's a whole lot cheaper than new castings.


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