Looking for C-Band actuator rubber booth

[phlatwound]

Wow! I think that phlatwound has answered your question.
I'm far from being an expert like him, but I can tell you that it's an 8-foot dish I got from the roof of a motel near my place, so it was beforehand perfectly fitted.
I swapped out the LNB for one of this type.

BSC621 C/Ku Standard LNBF - one LNB for both C and KU bands

BSC621 C/Ku Standard LNBF - one LNB for both C and KU bands LNB, LNBF

www.satellitebg.com

Also, if it can help, it is located approximately 1 inch from its tip and 33 inches from the base of the antenna.
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A couple corrections...Any credit due for that info goes to Mr. primestar31, I just liked his post.

And...I'm not to be mistaken for an expert

 

[goodmi]

i going to work on all of the above and get report.

 

[Comptech]

I have never had a boot on any of mine. I just put lithium grease on the actuator and run it back and forth a couple of times a year. Rain then hard freeze still works fine.

 

[YurikoDiaz]

Once the boot shows up, probably worth checking if you need to repack the grease inside while you're at it — rain's already washed it out once, so better to get ahead of it.