![]() |
This is the canvas that was made in 1989.
It's almost like new! Pictures taken after a rainy ride (or do you say trip? My english is not perfect). https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...b53156e25c.jpg |
Here are some starting points for products and information
Seacast .www.transomrepair.net - The Home of Seacast™ - www.transomrepair.net - The Home of Seacast™ Coosa Composite Coosa Board | Coosa Composites | Boat Decking Material (boatoutfitters.com) Congrats on the boat, It looks like a beauty. |
Originally Posted by GLENAMY 242SS
(Post 4829590)
Here are some starting points for products and information
Seacast .www.transomrepair.net - The Home of Seacast™ - www.transomrepair.net - The Home of Seacast™ - www.transomrepair.net - The Home of Seacast™ - The Home of Seacast™ Coosa Composite Coosa Board | Coosa Composites | Boat Decking Material (boatoutfitters.com) Congrats on the boat, It looks like a beauty. I will have a look |
Are these things lift points? (I removed one before taking the picture).
If not, what are they? https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...e2da22cf78.png |
Yes, for the engine only.
|
Originally Posted by GLENAMY 242SS
(Post 4829597)
Yes, for the engine only.
I wonder if I should remove the flywheel cover / bellhousing from the engine block or from the shield (?) when lifting the engine? What would be easier? |
At the rear of the engine/flywheel cover there are 2 bolts holding the flywheel cover to the inner transom mount. Then the engine/flyhousing housing come out as 1 piece. Also 2 mounts, 1 either side of engine about midway connects the motor mounts to the stringers. U-Tube is your friend on this procedure.
Not a big deal after you see what/how you are trying to do. Good luck. |
Originally Posted by GLENAMY 242SS
(Post 4829622)
At the rear of the engine/flywheel cover there are 2 bolts holding the flywheel cover to the inner transom mount. Then the engine/flyhousing housing come out as 1 piece. Also 2 mounts, 1 either side of engine about midway connects the motor mounts to the stringers. U-Tube is your friend on this procedure.
Not a big deal after you see what/how you are trying to do. Good luck. I found the bolts. Unfortunately I forgot the boat key at home so I could not trim the drive up and down last time I worked on the boat. I did remove some other parts and I think the drive and engine will be ready for removal next weekend :) https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...66a62c066b.jpg https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...b3dd5c77f0.jpg |
Mine only needs the battery turned on, no key, to trim outdrive.
Also if the drive seems to be stuck on remove all but 2 nuts on the upper retaining , leave one either side and leave these 2 bolts 3/4 off (this keeps the drive from falling off on your driveway). Remove rams and lift drive and drop it. The jarring will help loosen it, DON'T pry with tools. |
Great time to swap for BBC and Bravo drive!
|
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:05 PM. |
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.