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That’s yet another GREAT idea—thanks!

:Do_Oo_O Yes, they were waiting for the old ones to come off ha ha! I finally got it today, after the comment that suggested to pull out that section of bracketing. It was a pain to remove—harder to replace, but it’s all good now. A gloomy day for a ride, but took her out to test everything...

A superb idea, but I don’t have an angle grinder, nor (likely) the skillset for this one. Thank you! :)

Excited to take a look after work! :D

I could certainly try, it’s pretty tight between the bearing and the bracket/pinion-head/gear. This is a great idea though, thank you!

Think a carbide drill bit will eat away at it?

Hadn’t thought of this, I’ll take a trip to the hardware store! Thank you!

Thanks Phil, seems aligned with my trial and error efforts thus far. How much of the bracket can be dismantled without necessitating deconstructing adjacent parts? Is the bracket I’m working on modular and containing only the idler pulley and pinion assembly?

Hello, there! Just replaced both alternators and the port side presentation suggested some hardware replacement. First was the pulley - it was seized pretty well, but I was able to pop it off. Now I find the bearing seized on the pinion stud and I cannot get it off for the life of me. It's...

Can anyone have describe the distance/location of the pins? After four hours of labor and an hour myself, realized there are two… are they close in proximity? Also, does anyone know if there are any washers or anything, or is it just the one piece (pin and ring). Thanks in advance, Greg

Hey there, sir- Sorry to revive such an old thread. New to boating, have had our '12 310DA for two years and just realized as I learned more about our systems it's RWC with no exchanger. Didn't now enough about our setup beforehand, and it was never mentioned/clarified to us despite being new...

Thanks for balancing my frantic mind with a little gravity here, I appreciate you!

Yikes, that's awful! Thanks for that advice and forewarning.

Thanks for this reminder, friend! A very good point and I’m grateful you shared.

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Thanks for the added context, I appreciate everyone’s willingness to support my learning and experience!

Thank you, trying to learn as I go. This specific example really helps!

I’m trying to appreciate each reply but see crossover in several of the responses. Thank you for this, this is great feedback. What’s my worst case of the load is too heavy, surges, or I forgot I have something else on that circuit? Just a trip? I suppose my specific question WO having enough...

Thank you! So as long as that circuit isn’t pushing beyond 15a, and the DF panel isn’t pushing beyond 30a, then I’m safe to attribute 1000w for a space heater to the dinette outlet, you’d think?

Thank you for your response and knowledge!