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  • May 4, 2015 at 11:36 pm #1409
    bill-loveland
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      Does anybody have a pattern for the muffler holes for a 1918 Koban with above water exhaust?

      I found a few at Jack’s site – any idea what size drill to use?

      http://www.caille.8m.com/rowboat/Koban/ … _0999.html
      http://www.caille.8m.com/rowboat/Koban/ … G_6463.jpg
      http://www.caille.8m.com/rowboat/Koban/ … _5865.html

      Looks like I have a Model D with battery ignition.

      Who’s selling repo clamp pads? Cooling water outlet tubes and hardware?

      May 5, 2015 at 12:09 am #15359
      Mumbles
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        Hi Bill. The muffler can on my ’21 Koban has thirty five 7/32" holes drilled in it. Widthwise they are on 3/8" centres and just slightly under 3/8" the other way. When it comes time to make the new muffler, I’ll drill them all at 3/8" centres both ways. No one will know.

        Art Dekalb has repro transom pads.

        http://precisionservoutboard.com/koban-transom-pad/

        http://precisionservoutboard.com/

        You wouldn’t happen to have a spare rudder kicking around would you? 😀

        May 5, 2015 at 12:45 am #15360
        bill-loveland
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          Perfect Mumbles – that’s exactly what I was looking for!

          No, no spare parts I’m afraid.

          btw – how’d you get your pic attached?

          May 5, 2015 at 1:43 am #15365
          Mumbles
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            quote bill_loveland:

            Perfect Mumbles – that’s exactly what I was looking for!

            No, no spare parts I’m afraid.

            btw – how’d you get your pic attached?

            It’s easy. After uploading the pic to Photobucket, I copy the ‘IMG’ link (left click) and paste it in my post. (right click followed by left click)

            If I’m happy with the preview, I submit it.

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