Boat Transom and Floor Rebuild - Engine Removal - Part 7
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2019
- Welcome to the new boat transom and floor rebuild/Volvo Penta SX series. This model Volvo Penta is the SX-S. Alright, the motor is on it's way out.
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Thanks a million for your superb videos. I'm doing mine ,(5.7) liters myself and never saw it done before. I got the engine all free now and almost ready to come out. I was thinking about hiring a guy I know who is good with an excavator!..lolKeep the great vids coming !...good luck and stay safe.
Total time to get engine out -> less than 5 hours. Way easier than I thought. Guessing the installation will be just as easy. Great videos and easy to follow.. You just saved me a thousand bucks!!!
Glad you like the series!!! Remember, when you get it back in, the single most important thing is engine alignment. If it is off, it’s not good. I mentioned this already, but it would mean a lot if you subscribe.
I have to remove and inspect my flywheel and coupler, alpha 3.0 merc. because im getting some weird knocking in that area with the sterndrive removed. Great video.
Thanks so much! What did it end up being?
Michael, Im in the process of repairin an oil pan on a 5.0 penta, on a four winns horizon. Your videos have been very helpful and I thank you for making them.
However white removing the lag bolts on the port side, both bolts broke off within the fiberglass.
I was wondering if you had any info, or videos detailing the repair of the mount itself? As I need to replace the wooden mount, and the fiberglass now. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks for the great video series on removing the Penta. Am doing this myself and your video helped a lot!
Glad you enjoy the series!
New Sub. Nice video. I was amazed the 6x6 held up. Good tree limb works good too. I've got a 5.7 MerCruiser pulled out an old Parker I just bought to trawl for shrimp in SC. The engine coupler splines stripped out.
Hey! Thanks for subscribing! I still have the 6x6s. They are holding up the Glastron’s motor. Check out that series-it’s a mess!
Very informative 👍
Great video. I learned a lot.
Thanks so much!!!
Great info !
You can remove the studs with a stud remover set, super easy
Not a bad idea! Please subscribe!
Awesome job due I personally would have just pulled the risers
Thank you so much for doing this video. Mine is a 4.3gl. Kind of look the same. But it u ever doing that. I'm interested. Mine is a 2002 campion with 4.3l GL volvo penta. Also love to watch the outdrive overhauling as well. Keep up the great work. Much appreciation. Stay safe
Thanks!
Is the bell housing and fly wheel assemblyskmklat in a 5.7 Chevy small block for mercruiser ?
I am having to swap a 351w in place of my 302 in my 94 Glastron because the block cracked this past winter. Your videos have been extremely helpful! I have parts on order to rebuild the SX trim pump and a leaking steering actuator. If you need any parts from a 5.0FLPMDA let me know! I'm in the ATX area
Thanks so much for your comments! I have a new video series on a 400HP 351 in a OMC Cobra. It's going to be neat.
Would appreciate the link to the flywheel video you mentioned, I have several teeth missing on my OMC 5.0L, and planning to pull engine soon. Thanks for the video''s.
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for my next project - i fund a nice boat w/ engineis ai/o merc 4.3 w/water in a cylinder I would like to go to a 3.0 4 cyclinder merc. make sense? easy swap?
I recommend staying with the same block-trust me! Thanks for subscribing
How did you build the engine hoist? Is it on wheels or directly into the ground? If in the ground, how deep and did you use concrete? My boat is pretty high off the ground. I might have to tie two 8' 6x6 posts together to get it high enough but am not sure if that would hold. My boat and trailer are also pretty wide. The hardware store has a beam that is 4"x6"x12' so you think that would hold up at the beam going across the top?
I looked through the videos but only saw a few frames that show the hoist. Thanks!
Frank. 6x6 only. Minimum 2 feet in the ground. I have 10’ in the ground and a 12’ across. You need brackets to keep them together. Stay safe and work with another person on this one. Please hot that subscribe button!
I am using a nice 12” limb from the oak tree in the backyard. Was going to build a gantry, but the oak is free and will do the job.
Truly Underrated series you have here - QUESTION: What’s the span on the 6x6 at the top? My apologies if you mentioned it and I missed it
Thanks so much. The span is 12 feet. Zero flex on the lumber with the motor in the center, for 3 months.
Michael Romer also curious, what kind of camera setup you using to make these vids. Looking to document my tear down,, and like the way yours turned out
I shoot in 1080p using a Galaxy Edge + using one hand and the phone gets epoxy on it. It’s just a boat project filming camera. I’ve since changed the latest Apple iPhone, so I can shoot 4K videos.
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Thanks so much!
Michael, do you have a sourcce on AQ205A spare parts? A boat salvage yard, maybe?
Check out this video and make sure you hit subscribe. I go over questions like this all the time. ruclips.net/video/puB1Ew17mNI/видео.html
Great videos as always...Funny you always use standard measurements and the starter plainly reads metric. 9/16, 14mm guess it's all the same...Lol
shoot, haha. ya, I actually had a metric socket just for the starter, forgot to mention that. I actually get the motor installed in episode 67. ruclips.net/video/twqALBHQRA8/видео.html
Michael, could you provide me that engine model number? I have the same and I’m in desperate need for some parts but my data plate is faded. Thanks much and your videos are super dope Ma guy
Check this video out. How-to Find Boat Parts
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Can you slow down a little