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 Where to get a CMC Powerlift rebuilt near Dallas
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03/21/18 09:06 PM
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CM0512
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The CMC Powerlift on my Basscat P3 doesnt work. I have been told that the motor is bad. Where is a best place around the metroplex to get it working again and rewired as the switches have evidently been removed from the boat at somepoint before I bought it?
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Re: Where to get a CMC Powerlift rebuilt near Dallas
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03/21/18 10:39 PM
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EastBay Boats
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Re: Where to get a CMC Powerlift rebuilt near Dallas
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03/21/18 11:01 PM
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smooth move
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i was prowling e bay today and saw several on there. i just googled jack plate pumps and searched through the spam. i was looking for a motor/pump for a bob's. found several of those too.
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Re: Where to get a CMC Powerlift rebuilt near Dallas
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03/23/18 12:56 PM
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Lazy Ike
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The CMC Powerlift on my Basscat P3 doesnt work. I have been told that the motor is bad. Where is a best place around the metroplex to get it working again and rewired as the switches have evidently been removed from the boat at somepoint before I bought it? Cmorsch I also have power lift on my 95 p2 like to know if you find out. Goodluck.
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Re: Where to get a CMC Powerlift rebuilt near Dallas
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03/23/18 01:14 PM
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Allison1
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Call CMC and have them ship you the parts you need. I have never done a motor so I have nothing on that but i have had replaced the spacers on one when the old ones wore enough that there was some slop in it.
The actuator (motor) and switches should be common replacement parts.
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