TOPIC: Manually Lowering 115 Outboard

IT'S FINALLY OFF!!!!



Th must have filled those bolt holes with 3M5200. This one was a serious pita to get out.



So it's just hanging around in my garage for the time being.



Need to replace these bolts, as well ...



Very glad to have that off at last. I should have my heat gun this week, and then I'm off and running to remove the bumper ... should be lots of laughs.

sweet..but need to get the multi post thing under control...lol

matt wrote:

sweet..but need to get the multi post thing under control...lol

LOL - agree. Don't know why I'm double posting so often ...

3M 4200 for stuff you may want to get off someday. 5200 for stuff you never want to touch again! I learned that the hard way...

Frank

PC1000 wrote:

3M 4200 for stuff you may want to get off someday. 5200 for stuff you never want to touch again! I learned that the hard way...

Frank

Hey, Frank! Had to pound the snot out of that rod to get it through the transom, so guessing 5200. Good stuff.

matt wrote:

sweet..but need to get the multi post thing under control...lol

I finally figured it out. I'm using Firefox. Can't backspace to return to previous pages.

[/quote]Hey, Frank! Had to pound the snot out of that rod to get it through the transom, so guessing 5200. Good stuff.[/quote]

I bet you did! I put some h.d. 3/8 SS double leg transom rings in early on, after I replaced the transom, then wanted to take them off for some reason. After a couple whacks with a 10 sledge I gave up. I didn't want to screw my new transom up.

Good luck!

Frank

still duplicating your postings.....glad its working out..

Hey, Frank - check out my Rinkerbuilt Project thread in the 70's Disco area. I'll keep it updated on this forum as well in future.