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rbhudelson 12-26-2006 06:53 PM

Re: Just purchased Cary 50 with red hull
 
Clay, the interior looks fantastic! Very well done.

Brad

32 thunder 12-27-2006 12:21 AM

Re: Just purchased Cary 50 with red hull
 
sweet cabin

rvest 01-08-2007 08:33 PM

Re: Just purchased Cary 50 with red hull
 

Originally Posted by poolsinc1 (Post 1973664)
Brad, it took me awhile but here are the flat screen pics on our Cary 50.

Clay

Clay- Your cabin is killer what size flat screen did you put in?

poolsinc1 01-13-2007 10:37 PM

Re: Just purchased Cary 50 with red hull
 
It came with the flat screen, it's a 42". We're looking at putting one in the forward stateroom.

vonwolske 01-13-2007 11:44 PM

Re: Just purchased Cary 50 with red hull
 
poolsinc;
I found that the old shaft packing stuff, jute fiber and wax or something is not very good.
Switch to teflon string available from most plumbing supply houses. It is used to pack pump shaft seals and large valve stems. Try Johnstone Supply, or Ferguson supply. It comes in different diameters, 1/8, 3/16, etc. Just wrap it around the shaft and force it into the packing gland and put the nut on to compress it. It does not need to drip water to keep it from friction burning the propeller shaft like the old style stuff does.

You may also find it at www.mcmaster.com
The Holy Bible of Hardware.

poolsinc1 01-15-2007 05:52 PM

Re: Just purchased Cary 50 with red hull
 

Originally Posted by vonwolske (Post 1992785)
poolsinc;
I found that the old shaft packing stuff, jute fiber and wax or something is not very good.
Switch to teflon string available from most plumbing supply houses. It is used to pack pump shaft seals and large valve stems. Try Johnstone Supply, or Ferguson supply. It comes in different diameters, 1/8, 3/16, etc. Just wrap it around the shaft and force it into the packing gland and put the nut on to compress it. It does not need to drip water to keep it from friction burning the propeller shaft like the old style stuff does.

You may also find it at www.mcmaster.com
The Holy Bible of Hardware.

Thanks for the info, we ended up replacing the dripless coupling. Had to remove the drive to get to it.

Clay


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