Ahoy, ye ST boaters

[buzz worth]

Whilst helping a buddy clean out a storage unit a few weeks back, we found these and I just couldn't can them. Can somebody tell me what they are and used for? I know the former owner was into large speedboats, but I'm not and wonder if they have any value to somebody.

There are 2 of the long electric unit and 4 of the other.



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[Scott Tanner]

I would guess that the first pic are a pair of electric linear actuators, perhaps from trim tabs, while the second pic is an exhaust cutout, where you can route the exhaust wide open or through the hull under water for quietness.. just a guess..

 

[Wes Davis]

The canister looking thing I believe is an exhaust flapper. Used to make your exhaust out the transom 'very loud, sporty, fuel efficient' or close it off to exhaust under water. Quiet for when you are pulling away from the dock/ramp or boating in a residential area such as a canal or something similar. I can't see the other item. Is that a motor on the end? Possibly engine hatch lift motors of some sort. Also used on fancy speed boats cigarette style.

 

[Wes Davis]

Hey me and STanner are on the same brain waves.

 

[Wes Davis]

By the way both items are very expensive. Especially the exhaust cut outs. If sold in the right place could bring a lot of money.

 

[Dan Long]

How much do you want for the actuators? What's the overall length of them? Any part #'s or info on them anywhere?

 

[Dave Gallagher]

#1 are actuators for power engine hatches.

#2 ME is correct, exhaust cutouts for offshore (or, if you don't like your neighbors)

 

[buzz worth]

Thanks, everyone.

Dan, I'll get the info and email you directly, there is some paperwork.



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[Doug R]

Just like Dave said,



#1 appear to be platform lifts, and

#2 exhaust cut-outs



Is there a name on the cut-outs like "Corsa"?



Either way, they're both worth a couple of nickels on eBay.