I fix everything by watching youtube........even learned how to fish on there......
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I fix everything by watching youtube........even learned how to fish on there......
LOL , 95 an hour could be cheap if you break somethin RR
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Took lower unit down to boat shop this morning = Guy says housing in too tight, had to destroy it getting it out (plastic SUCKS) ! ! ! ! (but they love it) ! ! ! ! !........................
Told him to go ahead and replace oil seals and housing ....
Will be a couple days (ordered parts) before I get it back from them ...................
I still get to replace prop shaft seals (got a good video on that) .......
Good luck Danny!!
Ginny
Sorry to hear about your problems Danny. Sounds like you gave it a good try and things didn't work out. I would be afraid to tackle that job myself. Good luck with getting back on the water.
Got foot back today = $130.00 to learn how to remove housing ........
The guy just drilled a couple holes and screwed a couple screws in it so he could grab it and pop it out ........
You can see where he chipped it by trying to pry it out with a screw driver (what I was originally afraid of doing).
Hmmmmph ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
I sense some sarcasm, however I did learn how to throw a cast net from watching you tube videos.Quote:
Originally Posted by Speckanator
Got tired of paying for shrimp for bait and not using much, bought a cast net, practiced in the back yard while Terry was at work, then showed him what I could do when he got home... lol.
I've been the net b**** ever since!
Love youtube videos.
Ginny
If your the net b**** does that make Terry the master baiter?? :Rofl :Rofl :Rofl
doing my own repairs is like fishing learn something even if it does cost some times in the long run . just saved a grand by repairing my foot my self on the old 55 hp evinrude that was jumping out of reverse .no new parts just recut the shift dog and ground the gear . works great .