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Old 04-23-2004, 06:59 AM
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I brought the boat home from the lake earlier this week to get her ready. Waxed the trailer 2 nights ago. Last night when I went to do some other stuff I noticed gear lube leaking out from the exhaust hub/bearing carrier. I drained the drive and cleaned the bearing carrier thoroughly. Then I replaced all the fiber washers and re-filled the case. This morning...no oil leak! Where do you think this came from? I inspected the carrier as best I could and saw no evidence of cracking etc. The only thing I can think of (and hopefully all it is) is the washer around the rear drain plug began to leak. Any other ideas?
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You sure it was not oil from when you winterized it? You know that did not get burned up in the winterization process.....

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You sure it was not oil from when you winterized it? You know that did not get burned up in the winterization process.....

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GOOD POINT radio boy! Maybe that 220 you zap yourself with every morning is actually WORKING! It may very well be Jon. I would think if the drive was leaking it would have been all over the garage floor this morning... no?
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Well they can leak when they turn also. Back when I ran egg beaters there were times that they would never leak but then when I got home and looked I would have water in the drive.... Some times it comes in through the water pump. I guess it is possible that if it was drive fluid that it could have pushed up through the water pump but that would be a odd duck in deed. My guess since I did not actually see the oil is that it is just your fogging oil making it down the exhaust. Ok Stock boy!!! I would definatly keep a eye on it first coule times out just to be certain.

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Oh ya by the way we do not play with 220. Strictly 110 and we freek people out with the stuff
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bbzzzzzzzz bbzzzzzzzzz thanks again techno geek!
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