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| Author | Topic: Montauk Anchor Light Lamp Post and Socket Repair |
| Landlocked |
For several years now, the socket in the post or mast for the original anchor light lamp on my 1977 Montauk has been broken. I like the heavy duty appearance of the original and didn't want to replace it with a newer version so I've been soldering in light bulbs whenever a replacement was necessary. The other day, I found a Perko mast light on clearance at Academy sports. On a whim, I bought it, cut the socket out of it and found with a little sanding to reduce its diameter with a dremel tool it was a perfect fit. Well, almost perfect, it did take a few licks with a rubber mallet to seat it in place. Anchor light is now good as new. Ll. |
| Tom W Clark |
You talking bout one of these? http://www.discountmarinesupplies.com/ Perko_Replacment_Pole_Light_Sockets.html |
| Landlocked |
I managed to drink two beers while grinding away on the one I modified so it was time well spent. C. |
| half shell |
Thanks for information I just picked up to repair my [lamp]. [Changed topic to ask about a different repair. Please start a new thread for your new topic.--jimh] |
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