Edson pedestal model
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Good chance its a Yacht Specialties pedestal, if original? I believe they were absorbed into the Edson group at some point. The pedestal designs are similar, but not identical.
Suggest that you post more info about to your inquiry?
Suggest that you post more info about to your inquiry?
My own H37C and other Cherubinis that I have sailed on actually have an Edson decal right on the pedestal. Not sure where I might find a model number though. I'll look in some documentation when I get the chance.
Hunter started with Edson, switched to Yacht Specalties because they underbid Edson. I think this happened in 1980 of 81. They switched back to Edson when YS went out if business.
Blaise is probably right about the years. Since your boat is an '81 you probably need to get a serial number and call Edson. I found my Edson doc and our '79s are model number 335. The serial number is supposedly on the casting, on the top edge under the binnacle if you remove it. Not sure if you can find the page in their catalog but mine is listed "Steering Maintenance Parts List EB-204-2". It shows all the shaft, sprocket, and bearing numbers but not the chain nor the wheel. And it illustrates them for two models, the 335 and the 400.
Here are a couple pictures of mine if it is any help. The shift lever is mounted on the back, up is reverse and down is forward. The throttle is on the right side and back is slowest. What is it that you need?
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The Admiral wants to buy me a pedestal guard setup, and I/we got way confused looking at the Edson web site. . .
my shift lever is on the left, and the throttle on the right. . .
So you need the 6-7/8"plate which has the holes for the guard? The holes for the guard are 9" apart and sized for 1-1/8" stainless: http://www.edsonmarine.com/marinestore/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=85_194&products_id=739 .
I had my offset guard made for $100. by a shop in Michigan. I think TIQ(Tops-In-Quality) was purchased by http://www.whitewatermarineinc.com/. Or maybe they changed their name.
I had my offset guard made for $100. by a shop in Michigan. I think TIQ(Tops-In-Quality) was purchased by http://www.whitewatermarineinc.com/. Or maybe they changed their name.
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If you can swing it, I would replace the plate, the guard and the shoes to accept 1 1/4" guard. You can still stay with the 9" spread if you want since space is at a premium in most cockpits. I purchase a new 1" pipe guard with a double bend to acomodate the 2 Navpods and now I have a hard time feeding all the wires needed for all the instruments up the 1" pipe.
Jose
If you can swing it, I would replace the plate, the guard and the shoes to accept 1 1/4" guard. You can still stay with the 9" spread if you want since space is at a premium in most cockpits. I purchase a new 1" pipe guard with a double bend to acomodate the 2 Navpods and now I have a hard time feeding all the wires needed for all the instruments up the 1" pipe.
Jose
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