Oh, and put the motor in neutral and spin the prop to make sure that it's spinning true.
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Oh, and put the motor in neutral and spin the prop to make sure that it's spinning true.
Ephesians 2 : 8-9
Charles Barkley: Nobody doesn't like meat.
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I get the hacksaw out and finish cutting it off.
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Take some Marine JB Weld or Marine Tex and build it back up and then shape it and paint it if you want to do something inexpensive.
Fatboy
15 years ago I did the same thing to a Yamaha 200hp HPDI. I ask my dealer and he gave me the name of a guy that repaired skegs. He welded a new piece on and sanded it and repainted it with Yamaha paint and it looked like new I think I paid about $100. I was concerned the welding might overheat the lower unit- but I kept that motor for 3 more years without any issue.
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