Mercury PARTS BAG ASSY 820386A85

Mercury – Hardware Bag Assembly | LCM Mounting Kit with Isolation | 56-820386A85 Overview This kit has the little pieces you need to mount a Legacy Command Module without letting it take a beating. The rubber isolators help keep vibration from running straight into the module, which is a big deal on boats that see real chop. It also keeps the LCM from shifting around or buzzing in its bracket. It’s simple hardware, but it makes the whole setup feel sturdier and more put-together. Key Features • LCM Mounting Hardware – Includes the pieces needed to secure a Legacy Command Module. • Rubber Isolation System – Helps cut down the shake that reaches the module. • OEM Fasteners – Factory hardware that fits the way it should. • Clean Mounting Surface – Keeps the module held firm without metal grinding on metal. • Long-Term Stability – Helps prevent loosening or wear over time. Engine & Boat Compatibility • Legacy Command Module • SmartCraft control systems • Digital rigging layouts Performance & Practical Benefits The right isolation hardware makes a noticeable difference—less rattling, fewer odd symptoms, and a module that stays where it’s supposed to. It also makes future service easier because the LCM doesn’t creep out of alignment. Everything feels a bit more solid, especially if your boat spends a lot of time bouncing through rough water. It’s one of those small details that pays off down the road. Why Buy OEM OEM hardware holds up better to vibration and heat, and the rubber pieces match the LCM design instead of being a generic fit. You won’t be dealing with cracked isolators or bolts that back out. It’s reliable, no-nonsense hardware. FAQ Q1: How do I know I need this kit? A: If you’re installing or refreshing a Legacy Command Module mount, this kit covers the hardware you’ll need. Q2: Do I need to tweak or adjust anything? A: No—the isolators and bolts work as-is once installed. Q3: How does it help in real use? A: It cuts down vibration so the LCM isn’t constantly getting shaken around. Q4: Any install tips? A: Make sure the rubber isolators sit evenly so the LCM isn’t tilted or pinched. Q5: What are signs the hardware is wearing out? A: Cracking rubber, loose bolts, or the module starting to shift in its bracket.