Sweet, fly up here next.........

My to do list....

Take front trim off & and send to sleevles, install new wind deflector
Finish taking seat frames & upper grab handles apart to paint
reassemble side bolsters & sunpad.NO more pink&purple:drink:
dewinterize, oil & gear lube change
impeller
Complete wash, buff & wax

Finish new bunks for hoist

Wow I better stop pushin these buttons and go get the boat:eek:

Remedy made use of some equipment not usually used on a boat (for mechanical purposes that is) to get the impeller in place. They don't call him the flying magical mechanic for nothin! :drink: Thanks again buddy!

I hope you didn't put that in with those bottom blades like that :eek:

He spun it so they all are going in the same direction. No worries... Also started her up and it is working perfectly.:drink:

Ok.....was that some sort of "personal" lubricant Scott? Not sure I want to know where that came from!:eek:

"Bobber juice"????? :party-smiley-004:

Don't get him all worked up Shack... he will be takin it off to see if they are still like that!!! :evilb:

It doesn't matter how it goes in... just slide it on the shaft and give the pump a spin before bolting it up. I showed him all that in case he ever has to change one on the water. Especially with only one engine! I usually use 3m silicon paste, it won't eat the rubber if you are not gonna start it right away, but I think the wet worked better!! Slid right in. :grinser010:

OCD is coming along as a boat owner!! :drink::drink:

He assured me it was a new unused bottle as I was giving him the your kidding look!! :lolhit:

Ok, let me get this straight. You keep a bottle of lube in your toolbox? And this is for changing impellors?

I'm not buying it.

I'm thinking we need a moderator to clean this thread up. :eek:

It wasn't in the boat.. nor my tool box.... He asked for something that was non-corrosive that would work...

I may keep it on board now and in my toolbox just for a laugh.