Replacement nose cone sources
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Replacement nose cone sources
Guys, I need to find a replacement nose cone for a 23" diameter pontoon on an older boat. See the style in the picture, besides getting lucky on craiglist any ideas? It's for a friend who will weld it on himself.
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2013 Premier Sunsation 220 SL PTX Evinrude 200 HO, 44 mph GPS
2014 Silverado LT Crew Cab 5.3
2009 Yamaha Waverunner 13 psi, 82 mph GPS
Spend time at Nolin Lake, KY
2014 Silverado LT Crew Cab 5.3
2009 Yamaha Waverunner 13 psi, 82 mph GPS
Spend time at Nolin Lake, KY
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rancherlee
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Re: Replacement nose cone sources
what is exactly wrong with it? if its just the splash fins I would clamp a 2x4's on both sides and and bend it back into place which MIGHT crack a weld but usually not. If it does crack that any decent aluminum welder should be able to weld em' up.
1988' Kennedy 20' "Haley's Comet"
Rebuilt 2016 with 25" single strake outer tubes and a 25x23" straked U-tube
2003 Suzuki DF140 - Yamaha 9.9HT kicker - 39.1@6300rpm
Rebuilt 2016 with 25" single strake outer tubes and a 25x23" straked U-tube
2003 Suzuki DF140 - Yamaha 9.9HT kicker - 39.1@6300rpm
Re: Replacement nose cone sources
The damaged cone is not the one pictured-the damaged one is "smashed" like a soda can and it would be much easier to just replace the cone.
2013 Premier Sunsation 220 SL PTX Evinrude 200 HO, 44 mph GPS
2014 Silverado LT Crew Cab 5.3
2009 Yamaha Waverunner 13 psi, 82 mph GPS
Spend time at Nolin Lake, KY
2014 Silverado LT Crew Cab 5.3
2009 Yamaha Waverunner 13 psi, 82 mph GPS
Spend time at Nolin Lake, KY
Re: Replacement nose cone sources
Toons being produced today are done with high tech welding/bending machinery.
However, the only way to build a nosecone is by hand, and it's a very specialized process.
If you can find someone with the skills and experience to build a nosecone, it'd still have to be built and purchased in pairs. And I have no idea, other than the original manufacturer, who could do such a job. And then it'd have to be welded in place properly.
However, the only way to build a nosecone is by hand, and it's a very specialized process.
If you can find someone with the skills and experience to build a nosecone, it'd still have to be built and purchased in pairs. And I have no idea, other than the original manufacturer, who could do such a job. And then it'd have to be welded in place properly.
'12 Bennington 24' SSLX Yamaha 150