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51zulu · Aug 16, 2016

This might be a stupid question... I want to replace my zincs but I don't know the sizes I need to get and she's in the water. I would rather not pay the diver twice to get measurements for me and then install them later. I have a 1995 40 Mainship Sedan Bridge. If anybody happens to the sizes......

meridian · Aug 16, 2016

Look at your shafts in the ER for sizing

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BruceK · Aug 16, 2016

The transom one may be near enough to the surface to check while in the water.

dhays · Aug 16, 2016

51zulu said:
This might be a stupid question... I want to replace my zincs but I don't know the sizes I need to get and she's in the water. I would rather not pay the diver twice to get measurements for me and then install them later. I have a 1995 40 Mainship Sedan Bridge. If anybody happens to the sizes......

FWIW, I would just have the diver come out to clean the bottom and replace the zincs. I normally just buy the zincs from the diver since he has the usual sizes on hand in most cases. I only buy the zincs if I am going to haul the boat for some reason, which is very rare.

Bacchus · Aug 16, 2016

For the hull anode another approach is to buy a plate and drill it to match the hull anode the diver removes. Frequently a plate is larger than a hull anode and will last longer providing an economical alternative...then note your needs for future reference.

51zulu · Aug 31, 2016

Thank you all for the advice!

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