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Don't know where you are located, but if close to Ft. Lauderdale, you
can contact Mark Malo at http://www.fort-lauderdale-marine-di...m/dir/c/38.php He takes old Perkins in as exchange, rebuilds to rebuildable and parts out the rest. Also will probably be available at Transmission Marine http://www.marinegears.com. Kelton s/v Isle Escape Skip Gundlach wrote: I'm looking for the plate which bolts to the tranny with 4 bolts with their heads facing the engine, about 4" apart at the top and bottom pairs and perhaps a little less in height (on the port and starboard height separations), and to the bell housing with 6 bolts, 3 each on the starboard and port sides, with their heads facing the stern. It's circular, essentially flat (with some web bosses), about 11" in diameter. There's also a couple of what look like potential bracket mounting bosses on the top section (above where the tranny bolts to it, on the outside, facing the tranny) of about 1/4 centers, about 4" apart. As mine weren't used, they're not important, but might help identify the part. Likely this mount was used in all Perkins 4-cylinder to Hurth trannies, but I don't know that for certain, at all. Anyone have one from a junk/pull, or know where I should look? Thanks. L8R Skip and Lydia |
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