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95montana
Newbie Joined: July-01-2014 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 2 |
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Posted: July-01-2014 at 1:30am |
I have a 1986 model 2001 that I spent 100 hours redoing the stringers and rebuilding the entire interior a couple years ago. I have a low end knock at WOT and loose oil pressure. My engine guy says main bearing or rod and motor needs to come out. Any tricks or things I should look out for? Looks very straight forward to me and want to get back on the lake...
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1986 model 2001 gutted to hull and completely rebuilt from inside out.
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Smithfamily
Platinum Member Joined: December-26-2007 Location: Orlando, Fl Status: Offline Points: 1602 |
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1992 SN, I pulled the motor for a rebuild. Covered the interior in plastic, pulled motor with transmission attached. Taking my time and being cautious, I think it took 3-4 hours. It was not a big deal. Rebuild cost $1800.00 from a professional shop. (4 years ago)
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mamigacz
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My cherry picker would not raise high enough to get the engine over the side of the boat. I ended up using a chain hoist. See below:
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GottaSki
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Consider removing a trailer wheel to get the boat lower before you begin.
Install a fresh trans dampner on the flywheel upon reassembly. |
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