Justin; Speaking from years of being a mechanic. When you put any type of rubber bushings or boots on don't use spray lubes, they tend to deteriorate the rubber. Instead use dish soap to lubricate and slide the boots on, it's harmless to rubber and dries up shortly so the boots don't pop off. Also I would recommend that anything that goes in and out of the water regularly after it's dry, spray the boot area with silicone spray to keep the boots from cracking, it will wash off next time in water. You could use silicone to install the boots but again it won't dry and the boots may pop off no matter how tight the clamps are. Looks like that medium size boot next to it will be next, look at all the cracks in the bellows grooves. Marty
@@SimrKhera WD40 is a petroleum based lube and as with all petroleum based lubes it reacts with rubber causing swelling and loose connections with time, Soap is slippery when wet and dries to a powdery film as it dries. Ever pull an inner tube out of the package? It's covered with soap powder to keep it from dry-rotting on the shelf. Same goes for transmissions, years ago they changed to type of rubber in the seals and had to get rid of the older petroleum base fluids and replace them with synthetic Mercon\Dextron style fluids because petroleum based oils eat up rubber and it took years to figure it out. But you don't have to believe me just go fill your master cylinder with an oil based fluid and report back after you get out of the hospital because the rubber seals blew out.
It’s nice to see you fix the boat nice to see the boys having fun with their friends and you had T dubs to her exercising and she came over and helped you do you have a nice family enjoy the time you have with them you’re a good father T dubs is a good mom you got three wonderful sons
FYI outdrives should be pulled and greased and fluid changed yearly. Mercruisers are known for the splines to get stuck if not well greased. It is an expensive repair. After 30 years in the marine business I've seen this lesson learned all to often.
Justin, I agree with Dock Master, we need to talk you thru removing outdrive to do this from drive side. Hopefully you have shift shaft end back to 6in center to center dimension. When outdrive is off easy to check engine alignment with $50 tool. Need to grease gimbal bearing and pivots. Should think about fresh water pump replacement maybe this year if previous owner hadn't. Lower unit grease should be changed before each winter and the engine oil. All easy stuff for you, have fun on the water. Those boys should be double skiing by end of the season.
Good ole petroleum jelly aka vasoline on them rubber boots keeps them from dry rotten and cracking and if you have chrome or stainless steel pieces on your toys for big boys it will keep it from rusting up once you put them away for the season and if you have stains in the carpet of your boat 🛥 you can get a bottle of Coke,some Dot3brake fluid and some hot water and mix together spray on the stained area and scrub out the stains it is a old Remedy I use when detailing works really well
I had a 30' cruiser and had twin 5.0L Volvo's with the XDP Composite drives, and so many recalls on those. I had to change the bellows every year just to make sure they didn't spring a leak. The boat was kept in the water year round and used here in Texas in a fresh water lake. I was lucky in that Volvo paid for three of them due to recalls, and then the local mechanics putting them together wrong one time. I was almost going to do a conversion on them to change them over to DPS out drives, but ended up selling the boat. Volvo offered to swap them out for me for the discounted rate of about $19K back in 2009. I passed on that "generous" offer! 🤷♂ 🤦♂ So Volvo knows they made a bad product, and then wants me to pay even more to change them out! The best part, if I accepted the offer I would have to sign an non-disclosure agreement and give up all rights to sue them because they were saving me so much money by using this offer. I would also not be able to talk about how crappy the outdrives were. Other than that, I loved that boat, but 10'itus got me and upgraded to a larger newer boat!
Hi. The spiral sheathing is to protect the shift cable from the hot exhaust manifold. Also, you might need to adjust the shift cable is it doesn't shift perfectly from forward to neutral and to reverse. Happy boating!
I hope everything is good in Atlanta ? Another gorgeous day with another good video. Great to see the boys having fun. When did you get the red truck ?
MLT is right. WD 40 not really a lube in that sense. It absorbs water. I noticed that you don't have a Marine Band radio on board. It's something you should have either to talk to others on their boats or for calling in an emergency or responding to one. You sure wouldn't want to run out of gas in the middle of the lake. It's like having the CB in the truck. Sure you have a cell phone having the radio on CH 16 can get you help faster. Stay safe out there and hopefull the spot market will be better.
They're almost always on lake Hartwell a relatively small inland lake, I highly doubt many, ( if any) boats have marine radios on them. Unlike the great lakes there's no commercial shipping or probably coast guard on the water and they're usually the ones that monitor channel 16
@@daddyof3girls09 i live in NC and by Lake Chatuge. It borders both NC and GA. The NC DNR monitors Ch 16 and I belive they do on the GA sidI know there was an accident a few years ago where someone anchored their boat at night and had no lights of any kind on to alert others they were there. Sometime in the middle of the night another boat doing about 20MPH didn't see the boat until it was to late maneuver. The boat that hit the other one was able to get DNR in NC. It took some time because the DNR boat is in a yard about 300 yards from my house and the boat launch is 4.5 miles away. No one was hurt but the anchored boat went under.There is always radio chatter going on at the lake. :)
@@michaelrocker9000 I'm from Michigan and the Coast guard concentrates on the great lakes and connecting waters, so inland "lakes" are patroled by local law enforcement. Plus all our lakes except great lakes are small enough to be within cell coverage
Hello great video btw, did you have to adjust the cable after reinstall?. I did the extra same thing but now the drive grinds when going into forward and reverse gear..
Can't wait until you get the car complete so that you can put a plate on it and start driving it. It looks amazing so far and the boat looks great also
So is Coors a new sponsor? lol. or just a jab at the newest controversy. My FIL used to say Coors is "panther piss" personally I've never tasted it, but I'm not a beer fan at all either, no matter the brand. Enjoy the lake, hopefully this week I'll be getting the pop-up out and dewinterize it (if mother nature cooperates here in Michigan) this week is supposed to be rain rain rain highs in the 50's to low 60's
I'm sure glad you got it knocked out and learning to work on the boat but i wish you could have gave me a shout out over @Vassmotorsports and mention I gave ya the advise how to do it and that I did the interior and whole powertrain install might help my little channel grow especially since im the boat wisperer hahaha 😂
@:58 Bro... You drive for a living.. How you gonna just leave the Escy parked over the line like that... lol Love your videos. Keep up the good work. You are a great hard-working role model. Perfect example of "Work hard, Play harder"
he is pointing out that the price of transport is in the tank and he is doing what he can to provide the income for his family....if you do not like it you are free to CHOOSE to not watch
Justin; Speaking from years of being a mechanic. When you put any type of rubber bushings or boots on don't use spray lubes, they tend to deteriorate the rubber. Instead use dish soap to lubricate and slide the boots on, it's harmless to rubber and dries up shortly so the boots don't pop off. Also I would recommend that anything that goes in and out of the water regularly after it's dry, spray the boot area with silicone spray to keep the boots from cracking, it will wash off next time in water. You could use silicone to install the boots but again it won't dry and the boots may pop off no matter how tight the clamps are. Looks like that medium size boot next to it will be next, look at all the cracks in the bellows grooves. Marty
Thank you MLT 😎🙏🏽
👍 for the dish soap!
@@SimrKhera WD40 is a petroleum based lube and as with all petroleum based lubes it reacts with rubber causing swelling and loose connections with time, Soap is slippery when wet and dries to a powdery film as it dries. Ever pull an inner tube out of the package? It's covered with soap powder to keep it from dry-rotting on the shelf. Same goes for transmissions, years ago they changed to type of rubber in the seals and had to get rid of the older petroleum base fluids and replace them with synthetic Mercon\Dextron style fluids because petroleum based oils eat up rubber and it took years to figure it out. But you don't have to believe me just go fill your master cylinder with an oil based fluid and report back after you get out of the hospital because the rubber seals blew out.
It’s nice to see you fix the boat nice to see the boys having fun with their friends and you had T dubs to her exercising and she came over and helped you do you have a nice family enjoy the time you have with them you’re a good father T dubs is a good mom you got three wonderful sons
Good luck on your family endeavors. God bless and safe travels!
Hello 👋 hope you have a great weekend 😎👍🙏
Oh yea! Your process is seamless - I never fix anything without a Coors Light, too...
FYI outdrives should be pulled and greased and fluid changed yearly. Mercruisers are known for the splines to get stuck if not well greased. It is an expensive repair. After 30 years in the marine business I've seen this lesson learned all to often.
Giod evening y'all praying y'all have a great safe blessed weekend 🙏🙏🙏
Helmets on those babies, PLEASE!!!
Training them well on all the channel closings.
Enjoy your time with the small boys they don't stay small long I'm 75 and miss my small kids so
May your weekend b great 🎉.
See if you can get some Fluid Film. You'll never use WD-40 again. Definitely more $$ but well worth it. Get a can for the KW as well
Coors light 😀👍No Bud light 👎great channel 👏👍
Hey how's it going watching from ontario....I can relate !!!
Justin, I agree with Dock Master, we need to talk you thru removing outdrive to do this from drive side.
Hopefully you have shift shaft end back to 6in center to center dimension.
When outdrive is off easy to check engine alignment with $50 tool. Need to grease gimbal bearing and pivots.
Should think about fresh water pump replacement maybe this year if previous owner hadn't. Lower unit grease should be changed before each winter and the engine oil. All easy stuff for you, have fun on the water. Those boys should be double skiing by end of the season.
Good ole petroleum jelly aka vasoline on them rubber boots keeps them from dry rotten and cracking and if you have chrome or stainless steel pieces on your toys for big boys it will keep it from rusting up once you put them away for the season and if you have stains in the carpet of your boat 🛥 you can get a bottle of Coke,some Dot3brake fluid and some hot water and mix together spray on the stained area and scrub out the stains it is a old Remedy I use when detailing works really well
Nicely done thank you!
Thank you for sharing such a great video!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
I had a 30' cruiser and had twin 5.0L Volvo's with the XDP Composite drives, and so many recalls on those. I had to change the bellows every year just to make sure they didn't spring a leak. The boat was kept in the water year round and used here in Texas in a fresh water lake. I was lucky in that Volvo paid for three of them due to recalls, and then the local mechanics putting them together wrong one time. I was almost going to do a conversion on them to change them over to DPS out drives, but ended up selling the boat. Volvo offered to swap them out for me for the discounted rate of about $19K back in 2009. I passed on that "generous" offer! 🤷♂ 🤦♂ So Volvo knows they made a bad product, and then wants me to pay even more to change them out! The best part, if I accepted the offer I would have to sign an non-disclosure agreement and give up all rights to sue them because they were saving me so much money by using this offer. I would also not be able to talk about how crappy the outdrives were. Other than that, I loved that boat, but 10'itus got me and upgraded to a larger newer boat!
Thank you for making this video sir.
Hi. The spiral sheathing is to protect the shift cable from the hot exhaust manifold. Also, you might need to adjust the shift cable is it doesn't shift perfectly from forward to neutral and to reverse. Happy boating!
Love the iroc. And Trans am s.
You should always replace your cotter pins the old ones could be fine, but could fatigue and fail
I hope everything is good in Atlanta ? Another gorgeous day with another good video. Great to see the boys having fun. When did you get the red truck ?
Rocky mountain coolaid on a warm day is a necessity.
isn't it "colorado cool aid"
@@daddyof3girls09 pick one ,they both work...
Coors light😊, ha ha ,like it
MLT is right. WD 40 not really a lube in that sense. It absorbs water. I noticed that you don't have a Marine Band radio on board. It's something you should have either to talk to others on their boats or for calling in an emergency or responding to one. You sure wouldn't want to run out of gas in the middle of the lake. It's like having the CB in the truck. Sure you have a cell phone having the radio on CH 16 can get you help faster.
Stay safe out there and hopefull the spot market will be better.
They're almost always on lake Hartwell a relatively small inland lake, I highly doubt many, ( if any) boats have marine radios on them. Unlike the great lakes there's no commercial shipping or probably coast guard on the water and they're usually the ones that monitor channel 16
@@daddyof3girls09 i live in NC and by Lake Chatuge. It borders both NC and GA. The NC DNR monitors Ch 16 and I belive they do on the GA sidI know there was an accident a few years ago where someone anchored their boat at night and had no lights of any kind on to alert others they were there. Sometime in the middle of the night another boat doing about 20MPH didn't see the boat until it was to late maneuver. The boat that hit the other one was able to get DNR in NC. It took some time because the DNR boat is in a yard about 300 yards from my house and the boat launch is 4.5 miles away. No one was hurt but the anchored boat went under.There is always radio chatter going on at the lake. :)
@@michaelrocker9000 I'm from Michigan and the Coast guard concentrates on the great lakes and connecting waters, so inland "lakes" are patroled by local law enforcement. Plus all our lakes except great lakes are small enough to be within cell coverage
Love me some Coors Light
Coors light is delicious!!
Hey what’s up bro and nephews how y’all doing much love
Are you and the family going to the auction on June 9&10, Spomers are selling their collection, sounds huge, ? South Carolina
Break out another two hundred when you can do the work yourself. 😎🇺🇸
Hello great video btw, did you have to adjust the cable after reinstall?. I did the extra same thing but now the drive grinds when going into forward and reverse gear..
My boat is getting water on, I just checked this below, and it's deteriorated. Is it possible the water is getting in through this bellow?
Can't wait until you get the car complete so that you can put a plate on it and start driving it. It looks amazing so far and the boat looks great also
So is Coors a new sponsor? lol. or just a jab at the newest controversy. My FIL used to say Coors is "panther piss" personally I've never tasted it, but I'm not a beer fan at all either, no matter the brand. Enjoy the lake, hopefully this week I'll be getting the pop-up out and dewinterize it (if mother nature cooperates here in Michigan) this week is supposed to be rain rain rain highs in the 50's to low 60's
Justin,what cubic inch engine is the 🚤 Boat?
305
I'm sure glad you got it knocked out and learning to work on the boat but i wish you could have gave me a shout out over @Vassmotorsports and mention I gave ya the advise how to do it and that I did the interior and whole powertrain install might help my little channel grow especially since im the boat wisperer hahaha 😂
Hahaha will definitely do!
Hello everyone and 3BB,tdubs and Justin ❤❤❤❤❤
Does the boat have a Mercruiser engine or Chevy?
Dont play on that there could be rodents or snakes! Duh Dad, thats why we are...... Lmao
I’s that crescent wrench SAE or metric?
It’s a 10mm 😂
Hello friend's
😂😂🤣🤷
why didn't get the bug Light
@:58 Bro... You drive for a living.. How you gonna just leave the Escy parked over the line like that... lol Love your videos. Keep up the good work. You are a great hard-working role model. Perfect example of "Work hard, Play harder"
Hello family
Nicely done nobody noticed the coors lite instead of ?
yes we did
Your Kids should always ware Helmets ....... Concrete is very hard !
This guy it’s always complaining about money and loads so stop spending money like it’s never gonna run out just saying lol
What does it matter to you? You his daddy???
he is pointing out that the price of transport is in the tank and he is doing what he can to provide the income for his family....if you do not like it you are free to CHOOSE to not watch