CD33 - heat exchanger mounting bracket

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Rick Robinson

CD33 - heat exchanger mounting bracket

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Greetings to all, hope Thanksgiving was enjoyed by all. We are still at Grand Mariner Marina in AL trying to make way south. The staff here put out a spread for all the transit boaters to enjoy. Beats trying to cook a huge meal onboard in the middle of major projects.

Speaking of projects…
HELP - We had to remove the heat exchanger bracket to get a crack welded. Now its time to put it back on, it has grown legs, we can't fine it anywhere. Can someone please give me ideas for a safe alternative mount - or - specs for getting a new one machined.

If you are interested - the web page of our trip is www.ntr.net/~rick_r/

Thanks!!



rick_r@ntr.net
mike

Re: CD33 - heat exchanger mounting bracket

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Rick,

On my CD33 it's mounted inside the wet locker and we modified the exchanger (for our Volvo MD) mount using stainless steel hose clamps, worked just fine till i ripped the whole mess out and went with through water cooling. More on that, if your interested.

I just returned from the Bahamas late this summer after a r/t on LaVida. I am in the refit stage for a crossing to Ireland this summer.

I'll watch your website for more info.

sea u,
mike

myu : Greetings to all, hope Thanksgiving was enjoyed by all. We are still at Grand Mariner Marina in AL trying to make way south. The staff here put out a spread for all the transit boaters to enjoy. Beats trying to cook a huge meal onboard in the middle of major projects.
Rick Robinson wrote: Speaking of projects…
HELP - We had to remove the heat exchanger bracket to get a crack welded. Now its time to put it back on, it has grown legs, we can't fine it anywhere. Can someone please give me ideas for a safe alternative mount - or - specs for getting a new one machined.

If you are interested - the web page of our trip is www.ntr.net/~rick_r/

Thanks!!


mpr@seascan.com
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