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Old 03-04-2008, 09:44 PM
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What other than the bellows kept the drive from falling off completely?
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Lines for the trim cylinders...?
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Old 03-05-2008, 06:10 AM
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Mine was held on by one trim cylender and the hydraulic steering ram. My ujoint exploded whne the drive came off. The bellows never got damaged. I had no water comeing in.
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Originally Posted by c_deezy
What other than the bellows kept the drive from falling off completely?
Pure FM I guess?
Nope can't use JB Weld or JC Perf Duct tape, but I do have both in my tool boxes.

No hull damage but so far this repair is very close to 20K. Totally and paying the boat off might be a good thing but I would really rather have it fixed right and enjoy the ride.

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Old 03-05-2008, 10:17 PM
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Its a two day job for a complete change out. We do change outs when ever the customer does a complete repower. Anything longer than that you're getting screwed. Just ask ED COZY. He is a marine surveyer and he will tell ya the same thing..
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Originally Posted by satisfactionII
thanks for the replys and help on this mishap. I contacted the insurance company and several mechanics to look this over. Today I talked with the claims adjuster and it looks like I might get a complete setup from the coupler on back; all new coupler, transom, gimbal, complete new bravo 1, and new prop.

It might take a couple of weeks to complete this but the Claims Adjuster seemed to think this was the way to go.

Meesa Happy now.
Who is your insurance carrier ? sounds like they are going to be hassle free on this ( ) and Im looking for an insurance company for my next ride
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the carrier is Chubb, the agency is Boaters Insurance in Danford Ca.
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