Boat Stuff Binnacle - Shift/Throttle Levers from 2008 SX230 -$200

[Beachbummer]

I replaced my Shift/Throttle Levers with a used Gaffrig set, and I do not have a need for it. It includes all parts, except for the neutral switches, (since I spliced the connectors to reuse them)

All mechanics looks to be in great shape and fully operational. Yamaha seems to add generous lubrication everywhere on the inside. Original grease is still present and everything looks good.

Sells new for $600+

This one is not new, and you would be reusing your switches, so the price is adjusted to: $200.

At this price, I will include USPS priority shipping anywhere in continental USA at no extra cost.

If you are in the Houston area and willing to pick up in person, I will discount $15 off the price to cover my savings in Shipping.

Thanks for looking! Please PM me if you are interested, or post here.

 

[tahmad575]

Is this still for sale????

 

[Beachbummer]

Yes, I still have it.

 

[suke]

Is there a thread showing your replacement and what you replaced it with? Now I'm curious.

 

[Beachbummer]

https://jetboaters.net/threads/all-this-throttle-talk.7315/#post-126009 This is someone else that did the same thing, but nicer.... @Bill D I can't find my own pictures.

 

[Beachbummer]

Here is my in process picture and my done picture.

 

[suke]

Here is my in process picture and my done picture.

Woah! That's awesome!!! So I guess a set of 2 controls fwd/rev for each motor and then one controls speed?

 

[Beachbummer]

Correct. 4 levers. The little ones control the gate, which can be opened as little or much as desired, and then the big lever for how fast the impeller spins, so you can set 3200 rpm and use forward and reverse independently, for example.

 

[suke]

Correct. 4 levers. The little ones control the gate, which can be opened as little or much as desired, and then the big lever for how fast the impeller spins, so you can set 3200 rpm and use forward and reverse independently, for example.

that's just simply amazing. Reading through his 30 page thread now. That boat had to be a prime pick up used. WOW!