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seafordguy 03-13-2011 08:45 AM


Originally Posted by obnoxus (Post 3349130)
huh?

How else are you going to get to the rear retaining nut that holds the cable in?

I guess you could lift it way up and pull the shift cable through the transom, but I think you would risk bending it.

Either way, would only take about 2 minutes to remove the hinge pins assuming they aren't corroded.

Pismo10 03-13-2011 09:04 AM

He means gimbal ring I believe.

seafordguy 03-14-2011 08:03 AM


Originally Posted by Pismo10 (Post 3349146)
He means gimbal ring I believe.

Yeah - you're probably right.

RING - NO
BH - YES

Young Performance 03-14-2011 09:50 AM

You can sneak the cable out without pulling the bell housing.(Yes, Seaford is correct....it's called a bell housing) You just lift it up a little and use a line wrench on the nut.
Eddie

obnoxus 03-14-2011 09:59 AM


Originally Posted by seafordguy (Post 3349134)
How else are you going to get to the rear retaining nut that holds the cable in?

I guess you could lift it way up and pull the shift cable through the transom, but I think you would risk bending it.

Either way, would only take about 2 minutes to remove the hinge pins assuming they aren't corroded.

Its slotted at the bottom,,,, you can get a wrench in there

seafordguy 03-14-2011 06:14 PM


Originally Posted by obnoxus (Post 3349875)
Its slotted at the bottom,,,, you can get a wrench in there

Man - that sounds unpleasant relative to just taking the hinge pins out, but where there's a will I guess there's a way...


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