Bravo Bellows
#11
Gold Member
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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.
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.
#14
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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
Eddie
#15
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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.
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.
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#16
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