something let go!
#2
did you try spinning the props while in gear? (engine off!) maybe the drive went!
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-Wally
Money can't buy happiness, but it can buy horsepower. And I've never seen a sad person hauling a$$!
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Could be bearings, chain drive, or reduction gear (depending on tranny). Only way is to take it apart. Note that due to short prop shaft lengths on V drives, they more susceptible to engine alignment problems. Those are usually output shaft seals and bearings.
Gary
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o.k. , had the mechanic look at it today. so we started it up and in gear she went. no problems where noticed. thumping sound gone! hopefuly it was just a peice of debris that has freed it self from the shaft. i did notice a peice of blue camping matress foam floating beside the boat once we got it docked and things settled down.
cant wait to get her out again though, slowly ironing out the many problems we have had so far this year! thanks for the response!
cant wait to get her out again though, slowly ironing out the many problems we have had so far this year! thanks for the response!





