please explain to me how hard it is to remove your single hampster from its cage????

is it lack of room???



fix the gimble correctly.....

sarahcooper, how have you been???? nice of you to join us

Please tell us now BY U Boy will never own a boat after you two tie the knot

what is the plan boys???

501 bulc

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Trivia: what is the name of Sonny's sailboat!?!?

Wade

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The engine is easy to remove but i have no place to do it or store it
Please tell me how this method is not correct? Looks like plenty of people have used this method and are happy with it.


sounds like i can fix it correctly without removing the engine.

Yes you can fix it that way. I have the mercruiser manual and it also says you can drill a big hole in the side of it, then thread the hole, then screw in a plug when you are done. Which part is loose, the bolt that tightens your steering tiller, or the big nut that tightens the gimbal ring that is located above the tiller?

you don't have to remove the engine, you just remove the drive and the transom assembly, probably alot more work than just cutting a hole and tightening a nut

the hole that the swivel pin goes into on the gimble is worn out i have a lot of side to side play in the drive.