Mercruiser parts from the US - After a good link

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I have an ongoing problem with the Bravo 3 leg on my boat and until I sort this out, I cant use the boat or even think about doing anything else Ive got planned with it. After waiting nearly a month for the last set of parts, Ive just been told I could be waiting a further 6 weeks for another part I require.

What I intend to do now is try and order the part direct from the US however I need a link to a site someone has successfully used for the same sort of thing.

Can anyone help? Thanks
 
Hi, The only link I have is a Mercruiser dealer who is based on the Thames at Caversham. he services and supplies parts for Mercruiser. Not a direct link, I know, but he may be able to help. Its Walker Outboard Services. His number is 07831 610631.

Mike
 
Try these guys, very helpful.....

mercstuff

Or a cheap replacement.......

Sterndrive Engineering

Have used the first one for my little boat and found the second whilst searching for them about a year ago, they rebuild units and seem very genuine.

Good luck. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
Yeah but I think these are all pattern parts suppliers, aren't they? iirc, the original poster has problems with a brand new boat, and use of non-Merc bits may hamper any future claim on his guarantee just a little bit.....
 
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Yeah but I think these are all pattern parts suppliers, aren't they? iirc, the original poster has problems with a brand new boat, and use of non-Merc bits may hamper any future claim on his guarantee just a little bit.....

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Brand new boat!?
Think he has a yr 2000 sea ray 260!
And if it was new then he should'nt be working on the leg himself surely?
 
I believe this was a link to keypart - who are mainly consumables and, in my experience, to be avoided in relation to BIII anodes but I can't speak about anything else. They certainly do not stock major components like shafts.

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And if it was new then he should'nt be working on the leg himself surely

[/ QUOTE ] I think someone else (professional) is doing the work but are unable to source the parts they (now) say they need.
 
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I believe this was a link to keypart - who are mainly consumables and, in my experience, to be avoided in relation to BIII anodes but I can't speak about anything else. They certainly do not stock major components like shafts.

regarding

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And if it was new then he should'nt be working on the leg himself surely

[/ QUOTE ] I think someone else (professional) is doing the work but are unable to source the parts they (now) say they need.

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I have no link to Keypart at all,but think(infact know)that they are certainly not consumables only??

There was one company in the UK that had a new carb for my 5.7 on the shelf last Sept and yep it was them,you name it and they either have it or can get it at very short notice.
 
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You tried all these guys then that were proposed when you asked the same question the other day?

[url=http://www.ybw.com/forums/showflat.php?

Yep - Don't stock the shaft I require, they also only sold aftermarket seals, not OEM. Anyway, it wasn't the same question, I was firstly enquiring as to how long parts actually took to arrive, this time I want to order myself from the US if possible.
 
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