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I ordered the parts I needed off the main website: www.torqeedo.com/us/en-us/products/spare-parts/outboards/ultralight/403/pylon-403/pylon-ii The Gearbox UL (Item number 030-00003) was the main part I needed.

glad it helped!

Sorry to hear you are having trouble. I just ordered the parts I needed off the website for Pylon II: www.torqeedo.com/us/en-us/products/spare-parts/outboards/ultralight/403/pylon-403/pylon-ii The Gearbox UL (Item number 030-00003) was the main part I needed.

I’m having the exact same issue.. what’d you find out if you don’t mind me asking?

@@eltonwadlow I took my pylon apart but haven't followed up with ordering parts yet, I know my prop shaft had a slight wobble, but the front bearing is also bad I think, and I haven't looked into how to replace that front end component. All my electronics look clean yet, so that part is still good. I might just spring for a new pylon in time.($750).

The drive shaft was broken and needed to be replaced

@@drwillingham I mean instead of the whole housing? Just replace the seal in the housing?

@@andypag1071 oh, yes probably, but the only parts I could find at the time included the whole kit

A failure at either location could allow water to get in and damage the motor unit

I suspect it could be reused, but I would replace it since it is a low cost but critical part

@@drwillingham Thanks buddy!

@@drwillingham Btw, do you know the part number of the o-ring and where do you order your parts? Thanks for the tremendous help.

@@allanyoung9987 You will need two: O-RING 70 x 1.5 mm, Item number: 009-00021. www.torqeedo.com/us/en-us/products/spare-parts/outboards/ultralight/403/pylon-403/pylon-ii/o-ring-70x1.5mm/009-00021.html

Bro I would have put some silicone grease in the Orings... good job showing us❤

Glad it could help

Awesome! the best part of owning a jeep is getting it out on the trail! At the time, my JLUR was running on 33 AT tires, so you could be good there. I am confident you would be able to do Snake with no problem. I used the lockers on Fun Run because it was wet, but if the trail is dry, I bet you could do that one also with very little trouble. Rubicon Ridge is a long trail on which I would recommend having a buddy. It has one steep part in the middle where I needed to use lockers. You can see me backing up at minute mark 2:19 to choose a better line. If you got stuck there, it would be a bit of a hike to get help.

Thanks!

I used my lockers on Rubicon Ridge and Fun Run. I only needed spotting on some of the extra non-badge trails. If you are picking one badge of honor trail, I would recommend Fun Run because it is fairly short and entertaining.

@@joeschmoe426 Yes, we only used the winch when we got off the badge trails

We are enjoying it!

We took the doors off at Area B, headed out on Park Road 2, turned on Hog Alley, took Baby Back to Dino Falls, drove up the river to Hidden Falls, got back on Park Road 2 up to North Pole, drove to the northeast corner point, then back down North Pole trail to Park Road 3, then up to the top of Wildcat Mountain

Ryan Willingham that's awesome I'll try that route on my next trip love the JL footage

@@albertocorrea2117 thanks!

TIMOTHY KNOWLES I continue to use it frequently but typically without the sail and with one ama as a fishing platform