Ouch! How common is this failure
#41
Originally Posted by WesSmith
Bad ending to a good boat !
One thing to note if anyone is thinking of resurrecting it!
The cabin has an inner liner.(Floor & Sides) Should make real easy for cleaning once you unsnap the interior.
Hard part would be getting the liner down and replacing it.
Just a thought! It is not like it was all carpeted through out. Now that would be tough!
#43
$3500 was the starting bid.
That would be a steal if you got it for that!!!
That would be a steal if you got it for that!!!
#44
Wouldn't you be able to just shove some type of plug or something in the gimble bearing in a situation like this where a drive comes off to stop or at least slow down water coming in?
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From: carolina shores
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
Wouldn't you be able to just shove some type of plug or something in the gimble bearing in a situation like this where a drive comes off to stop or at least slow down water coming in?
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From: carolina shores
Originally Posted by WesSmith
This was my boat a few years ago....it was possibly the best boat I've owned and it was super clean when I owned it.
The next owner did several things to it and was even cleaner when he sold it.
Bad ending to a good boat !
The next owner did several things to it and was even cleaner when he sold it.
Bad ending to a good boat !
#50
Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
Wouldn't you be able to just shove some type of plug or something in the gimble bearing in a situation like this where a drive comes off to stop or at least slow down water coming in?
Seriously, that's all it would have taken.



