I just use a piece of inner tube rubber wrapped around the mast with the
bottom of the rubber a bit lose over the tube of the top section. I hold the
rubber around the mast with a hose clamp. I do the same over the thrust
bearing just to keep water out of the bearing. It takes a little more effort
to tailor the rubber over the bearing This seems to work fine.
Bruce AA4Z
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