Boater Mike - Drinkwaard Marine is a great lead for all sorts o'stuff, no the least being: (per their website)
"Shopping at Drinkwaard Marine is part of practising your hobby. To encourage this experience we have a bar with a charming bartender."
Damn - I wish West Marine would do that!!
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Albin 27fc 4d61 starter
- DCatSea
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Re: Albin 27fc 4d61 starter
Doug and Georgia
"Mazboot" - 1984 27 FC #142
Lehman 4D61
Tribe 9.5 yak
Jackson STAXX-11 yak
Alexandria City Marina - F-03
"Mazboot" - 1984 27 FC #142
Lehman 4D61
Tribe 9.5 yak
Jackson STAXX-11 yak
Alexandria City Marina - F-03
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Re: Albin 27fc 4d61 starter
Okay, well good and bad news...
The good news: after they took the starter apart, cleaned it thoroughly inside and out, and replace lead wire and connections, the old starter works! And it’s nice and shiny too! Should get me going.
The not so great news: when the started runs for a while, it “slows down” a little. So while the armature is not bad yet, it is probably developing a short. Eventually it will quit. So maybe this buys me some time to keep an eye on eBay or whatever.
So, about 3 weeks and $750 dollars later, I should be ready to get back on the water and bring the old girl home. Knock on wood.
The good news: after they took the starter apart, cleaned it thoroughly inside and out, and replace lead wire and connections, the old starter works! And it’s nice and shiny too! Should get me going.
The not so great news: when the started runs for a while, it “slows down” a little. So while the armature is not bad yet, it is probably developing a short. Eventually it will quit. So maybe this buys me some time to keep an eye on eBay or whatever.
So, about 3 weeks and $750 dollars later, I should be ready to get back on the water and bring the old girl home. Knock on wood.
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Re: Albin 27fc 4d61 starter
Thanks for the update. It sure gives us something to think about with are motors. I'm definitely getting my spare starter refurbished. Good luck getting home.
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Re: Albin 27fc 4d61 starter
Now that's what we call here in Texas "Good Ol' Fashioned Customer Service!!"DCatSea wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2019 5:37 pm Boater Mike - Drinkwaard Marine is a great lead for all sorts o'stuff, no the least being: (per their website)
"Shopping at Drinkwaard Marine is part of practising your hobby. To encourage this experience we have a bar with a charming bartender."
Damn - I wish West Marine would do that!!
"Corda Francis" - 1984 ALBIN 27FC #129