Best pulled motor times
#23
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From: Ankeny IA
Originally Posted by nordic95
The best way I have learned to remove motors is to hire someone else to do it.
I'm just to cheap 
I'm just to cheap 
Where I live that 3 hours of time saves 600-1000 bucks!
#25
Originally Posted by klmken
What size tractor is that in the middle photo? I have one that looks the same and didn't think it would move the boat......
PS I tapped a wire into my head light switch and to trailer so I can lock out brakes in reverse by just turning lights on.
Nordic95
Last edited by nordic95; 07-07-2006 at 08:04 PM.
#26
Originally Posted by otis311
Anthony...............what did you do now ????
I hope you can get those things back in just as fast.
Im curious as to why you pulled BOTH motors ???
I hope you can get those things back in just as fast.
Im curious as to why you pulled BOTH motors ???
as you know this is my first boat and I was trying to get the oiled drained through the dip stick tube.I couldnt turn the hole boat upside down so I pulled the motors to flip them.Worked out great.I'll see you next weekend on your lake.PARTY TIME
#28
Originally Posted by drypipetiger
Sorry for your troubles this time of year. I've been there. 

I WILL BE BACK
Last edited by nordic95; 07-07-2006 at 08:02 PM.
#29
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my old boat 89 201 liberator pulled drive sundeck rear seat motor and changed rear main seal 3 hours by my-self in the drive-way in 85 degree heat and put the boat back together and in the water but I was about 30 years old back then
#30
Originally Posted by nordic95
Thank U but
I WILL BE BACK

I WILL BE BACK

That was very nice of you to pull the motors so Cathy could clean the bilge




