Cable cutters work fine also. Push it as far as it will do one way, cut close to the prop shaft, then tap the other way with a hammer and it will fall right out. Did mine last week.
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Cable cutters work fine also. Push it as far as it will do one way, cut close to the prop shaft, then tap the other way with a hammer and it will fall right out. Did mine last week.
I have a 2003 OX66 200. Any chance you could send it to me please? Thanks
Greg.L.Roberts@ttu.edu
I don't post much but I'll chime in. The reason GYCB Senkos are so much more expensive than the knock offs is actually because they don't use salt like all of the knock offs, GYCB uses silica sand in...
Post this is the props section and I bet one of those guys can tell you a prop that will cut down on porpoising quite a bit. It's worth a shot.
Smaller turbo diesel outboards and silicon nanowire solar cell batteries that will recharge throughout the day so everything can be run off of a single battery
I had a 2008 Merc 90 elpto and it has never beeped from the day I got it from the dealership
This is the perfect rig for the Red River. Very nice looking boat EJ. Good luck with the business.
