Glendinning Boat Control Shift Cable A5773/24 | 24 FT 43C Heavy Duty
Boat part number 1069814 is a new 43C heavy duty universal style control cable, manufactured by Glendinning Products, part number A5773/24 .
made for Custom Applications
$49.95 MSRP: $67.43
GLS Stock #: 1069814-FC451
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Boat part number 1069814 is a new 43C heavy duty universal style control cable, manufactured by Glendinning Products, part number A5773/24 .
This A5773 series control cable is constructed out of stainless steel with a black protective casing. Measures 24 feet in length, has (2) #1/4-28 threaded ends, has a stroke length of 3" and a bending radius of 6", per manufacturer. Replaces Teleflex CC69324 and GMP A5773 / 24 cables, per manufacturer.
Specifications:
This A5773 series control cable is constructed out of stainless steel with a black protective casing. Measures 24 feet in length, has (2) #1/4-28 threaded ends, has a stroke length of 3" and a bending radius of 6", per manufacturer. Replaces Teleflex CC69324 and GMP A5773 / 24 cables, per manufacturer.
Specifications:
- Part Manufacturer: Glendinning Products
- Part Number: A5773/24
- UPC: 665784004240
- Materials: Stainless Steel core
- Overall Dimensions: 24' L
- Connection(s): (2) #1/4-28 threaded ends
Sold as seen in pictures. Customers please note every computer shows colors differently. All measurements are approximate.
Instruction / installation manual not included.
Hardware not included.
Product Questions
Will these fit Honda current cable is teleflex Morse. I have 24ft steering cable in my shopping cart
Question by: Glenn Shelburne on Jun 23, 2021, 5:16 PM
Hello Glenn,
I'm afraid we do not know. We aren't dealers and have no way of cross referencing the cables to specific motors or other cables. All we can suggest is to contact a dealer.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
I'm afraid we do not know. We aren't dealers and have no way of cross referencing the cables to specific motors or other cables. All we can suggest is to contact a dealer.
Sorry we could not help.
Gene
Answer by: Gene Warmuth on Jun 24, 2021, 7:28 AM