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    Lokama
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      Good afternoon,
      I have been searching for a round, rubber pull start handle for a 1947/48 Gale (and others). Can someone please direct me to where I might obtain a part # and ultimately a source for either NOS or reproduction? Trying to stay with round and not go to a universal “T” style. I’ve attached some pictures and hopefully they came through. Thank you!

      #239988
      Lokama
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        Update – I was able to navigate through the Members Only Drop Box documents and found the Goodyear and Hiawatha models I’m working on. The part #’s for the handle and hardware:
        Handle: 171-369
        Clamp Screw: 133-161
        Clamp C’sunk: 102-132
        Clamp Tapped:102-133

        Happy to find the resource and the information archived there will be extremely helpful on this project going forward. I could still use some help getting directed towards a source if someone knows of a supplier. Thank you!

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        Buccaneer
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          Looks like they used the same knob as on my Zephyr of the same
          era. I’ve never notice this type for sale, but it would be interesting
          to find out.

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          Prepare to be boarded!

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          #240008
          Lokama
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            Buccaneer,
            Thank you for the photo and reference! It provides another search option! Since finding the part number in the archives, I’ve been able to search a couple parts sites. No hits yet but I know more now than when I started the day. I’ll keep looking as it appeared to be a popular/common handle in the day. Thanks again!

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            The Boat House
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              #240049
              Buccaneer
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                A piece of oak on a wood lathe would make a nice knob all varnished up!

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                #240051
                Lokama
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                  Thank you The Boat House, I will check them out and at a minimum, get my name on the list!

                  #240052
                  Lokama
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                    Thank you Buccaneer, I like the suggestion! Maybe a little teak, oak or mahogany would be a signature look!

                    #240053
                    Mumbles
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                      Try Doug Penn as he used to have repops and probably has good used ones. His new website is under construction still so you won’t see any displayed.

                      https://www.oldoutboard.com/

                      I’ve bought starter knobs of the Korandas before but don’t know if they still have them.

                      https://johnsonseahorse.tripod.com/id4.html

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                      #240054
                      Lokama
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                        Mumbles, thank you for the leads! I will check them out and keep my fingers crossed……

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