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January 19, 2025 at 8:56 am #293473
I sure miss Frank’s advice and knowledge.
For sure….
January 19, 2025 at 10:29 am #293477I sure miss Frank’s advice and knowledge.
A "Boathouse Repair" is one that done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.
January 20, 2025 at 2:17 am #293499Thanks for all of the advice. Thankful I asked rather than guessing.
And Fleetwin, I appreciate the warnings. I didn’t crack open the gearcase thinking it was going to be easy, but it is something that I want to learn. I’ve got a lot of experience rebuilding engines and transmissions on four wheelers, dirt bikes, etc. so I understand the importance of the seemingly unimportant and easily overlooked steps of reassembly. I’m just new to outboards (as all are at some point), but am extremely interested in learning because I love the mechanics of what makes them tick.
Evan, your desire to learn will take you far in this hobby. The learning never ends if you choose to pursue it. This is rewarding hobby and making mistakes along the way is part of the process.
January 20, 2025 at 8:26 am #293500Thanks for all of the advice. Thankful I asked rather than guessing.
And Fleetwin, I appreciate the warnings. I didn’t crack open the gearcase thinking it was going to be easy, but it is something that I want to learn. I’ve got a lot of experience rebuilding engines and transmissions on four wheelers, dirt bikes, etc. so I understand the importance of the seemingly unimportant and easily overlooked steps of reassembly. I’m just new to outboards (as all are at some point), but am extremely interested in learning because I love the mechanics of what makes them tick.
Evan, your desire to learn will take you far in this hobby. The learning never ends if you choose to pursue it. This is rewarding hobby and making mistakes along the way is part of the process.
Thanks for all of the advice. Thankful I asked rather than guessing.
And Fleetwin, I appreciate the warnings. I didn’t crack open the gearcase thinking it was going to be easy, but it is something that I want to learn. I’ve got a lot of experience rebuilding engines and transmissions on four wheelers, dirt bikes, etc. so I understand the importance of the seemingly unimportant and easily overlooked steps of reassembly. I’m just new to outboards (as all are at some point), but am extremely interested in learning because I love the mechanics of what makes them tick.
Evan, your desire to learn will take you far in this hobby. The learning never ends if you choose to pursue it. This is rewarding hobby and making mistakes along the way is part of the process.
We are here hoping to prevent others from making the mistakes we have learned from!!
January 20, 2025 at 8:49 am #293501For a quick leaner’s book focused on CD and AD outboards you should consider investing in CHEAP OUTBOARDS in Kindle version ( the book version is now priced crazy)
Joining AOMCI has priviledges 🙂
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