Bravo 1 drive oil?
#21
Use a screw starter and have it handy with the screw ready to be installed. Makes it alot easier and helps keep the spillage down. Remember the washer!!
I prefer to fill completely from the bottom hole, till lube just enters the bottle. Then top it off at the bottle after the level settles down.
I prefer to fill completely from the bottom hole, till lube just enters the bottle. Then top it off at the bottle after the level settles down.
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#22
I also slide the full old oil bucket out of the way and slide a empty clean bucket when I do the fast draw plug and washer install, so if it drops it is right there. Also if it drops I do the dutch boy thing with my finger until I get the washer and plug picked up reassembled and positioned in my fat little fingers. Oh and I do it with the boat on the lift while squating on top of a floating platform just to hone my three ring circus skills.
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Thanks to Boat Teck and US1 Fountain!, I was having a heck of a time getting the threads to start on the adapter for the hand pump, then I remembered "Boat Teck" saying it was easier if you pulled that zinc plate off, I was a little leary when I undid the 2 bolts and popped the plate off the entire lower unit would fall out as well!, ha ha!, but, it didn't and the adapter threaded in there like butter!, Thanks!
When I put the plug back in I had my Father at the ready with the screw starter, as soon as I pulled the adapter out he stuck the screw in, it worked great, we lost MAYBE an ounce or two of oil!, Thanks US FOUNTAIN!!
Quick question, when I re installed the prop there was a brass/bronze plate that was the last thing on the prop shaft before the actual lower unit housing, its "flat" on one side and bevelved with a smaller "inner" circle on the other, I installed this with the "flat" side again the unit and the "stepped" one against the prop, is this right?, again, Thanks!
When I put the plug back in I had my Father at the ready with the screw starter, as soon as I pulled the adapter out he stuck the screw in, it worked great, we lost MAYBE an ounce or two of oil!, Thanks US FOUNTAIN!!
Quick question, when I re installed the prop there was a brass/bronze plate that was the last thing on the prop shaft before the actual lower unit housing, its "flat" on one side and bevelved with a smaller "inner" circle on the other, I installed this with the "flat" side again the unit and the "stepped" one against the prop, is this right?, again, Thanks!
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Yes it sounds like you installed it right. did you get the prop on tight. I use a block of wood between a blade and the cav plate on the drive, and crank it down and match up one of the 6 fingers on the lock and push down 3 of them. No problem glad I could help you out.
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I used a 1/2 drive ratchet and got it pretty tight, do you happen to know the torque spec?, if so, I will torque it to the required amount, I have good Torque wrenches here, Thanks again!





