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you take it off the shaft
At Dunkirk, off the beaches with hundreds of small boats, many civilian, crewed by yachtsmen, fishermen, tugboat men and other brave civilians
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You have to remove the top plastic cover. There are screw heads inside the the propeller area and then two on each side. You will have to remove the gas cap also to get the cowl or cover off. You will be able to see and remove the spark plug.
Before taking the measurement, we have to remove the rope guard first.Also to make sure weather the vessel have the poker gauge or not.This poker gauge is use to measure the propeller shaft drop (known as propeller wear down). After dismantling the rope guard, make sure to turn the blade to one position refer to the marking.Normally, we take top measurement and bottom measurement.
I dont know about changing the clutch, but I can tell you that they are adjustable! I just had mine adjusted! I pulled the engine, had no vehicle hoist so lifted the engine out. Worked real well as all the clutch parts are in front of you while engine is in the air; except throughout bearing. It is much easier to remove the transfer case and tranmission, rather than removing the engine. Here is the procedure: Disconnect battery ground cable. Remove shift control lever Remove console box, then console box bracket. Push gear shift control case cover down with fingers, then turn it clockwise, and remove shift control lever, Remove shift control lever following the same procedure. Remove transfer case shift control knob. Remove breather hose from attaching clamp at the rear of the engine cylinder head. Remove wiring harness clamp from the rear of intake manifold, then disconnect wiring harness connector. Remove starter, then engine to transmission retaining bolts. Drain oil from transmission and transfer case if front propeller shaft is to be removed or transmission serviced. Remove flange bolts from rear propeller shaft universal joint, then pull out rear propeller shaft. Remove flange bolts from front propeller shaft universal joint, then remove front propeller shaft. Remove clutch cable from clutch cable mechanism, then clutch housing lower plate. Remove center exhaust pipe assembly, then remove speedometer cable from transfer case. Place a suitable transmission jack under the transmission, then remove rear engine crossmember, Remove transmission/ transfer case assembly. Then remove transmission wiring harness and breather hose if necessary. Reverse procedure to install. Tighten universal joint flange bolts to specifications. Tighten transmission to engine attaching bolts to specifications.
Exactly the same way you remove a car tire from its rim. Everything's just bigger.
Remove the 50cc engine and replace with a bigger one :)
Bigger hammer.
Having serious trouble removing the propeller from our boat? Does this require a special tool? If so, where do we find one? This is our first boat , and we have no experience at replacing parts. It's been running great but we've been told it needs new seals. Can someone advise us please.We want to float this boat! Thanks!
NO it will not.
Remove sure, why not, but I wouldnt install it with an impact gun. If you need to use an impact gun you may have bigger problems.