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What is this part? Bucket Rod

tom5796

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Lake Oswego, OR
Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2017
Boat Model
Limited S
Boat Length
21
Hey all, I sucked up a chunk of wood which jammed the impeller so had to remove the jet assembly to get it out. On the very last bolt tighten during reinstall I put too much pressure on the rod that controls the bucket and it snapped (see pic). Anybody know what this is called and/or where I might find one quickly? Dealer is closed today and I'd like to make sure I'm ready for this weekend. I appreciate it!
 

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Ugh. Was hoping that the rod was a sub-part that could be easily replaced. Thanks for the reply!
 
Ugh. Was hoping that the rod was a sub-part that could be easily replaced. Thanks for the reply!

Have you confirmed there isn't enough thread on it to use it as is? You would likely have to adjust the other end of the cable to get the bucket to the correct position...but it might be doable?
 
Have you confirmed there isn't enough thread on it to use it as is? You would likely have to adjust the other end of the cable to get the bucket to the correct position...but it might be doable?
Perhaps. I didn't realize it was part of a single cable going all that distance. Will check it out.

Thanks, again!
 
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