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Originally posted by benrankin33 benrankin33 wrote:

I have worked very hard in my other boats to eliminate water in the bilges. It has cost me alot of money in the past, but being a boat owner I know the old saying. Guess I'am just anal about it.


Ben,
You haven't worked hard to keep water out of a bilge unless you've owned a wood boat that needs a new bottom! Have you owned one?


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I have never owned a wood boat, but I can only imagine, thanks again for the info.
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Originally posted by TX Foilhead TX Foilhead wrote:

Be patient, lots of old folks around here are in bed already.

It was nice that you didn't mention Pete by name.....
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Originally posted by LaurelLakeSkier LaurelLakeSkier wrote:

Originally posted by TX Foilhead TX Foilhead wrote:

Be patient, lots of old folks around here are in bed already.

It was nice that you didn't mention Pete by name.....


Ok, I seem to remember that you were always the one who needed his beauty rest and never wanted to be out very late at GL!! Those barefoot runs sure and hard on the older generation!    


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be sure to call Elberts direct, if not the shafts are pricey...do a search, i guess i can do that now unless someone distributes ARE shafts
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Cecil sent me to Discount Inboard Marine, price is 315.00+shipping, do you know of a better price somewhere?
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it sounds like Cecil is using the code of the road, still cheaper than a single taper.
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I should have waited, I gave 336.00   4years ago.

I used to work on boats that were equipped with the dripless seal. IMO they were a lot more hassle.

I have always run my stuff box a little tighter, maybe 6 drips a day. this way any drips will evaporate.

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It sounds like I should stick with stuffing box, sure is alot cheaper!
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Skidim is the cheapest for the shaft w/ the 10% discount kind covers shipping
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Dan,                                                           Is Discount Inboard Marine the same as Skidim?
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Never mind answered my own ques.!
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I am happy with the gore-tex packing. I only get about a pop can's (soda for you easterners) worth of water in a several hour wakeboard session. More water than that comes from the boarders!
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hahaha!   Chris, Pop turns into soda south of Lineville, IA also.


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I put in the PSS in my 82 several years ago. Clean dry bilge, . But, you are right, it is pricey.
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Has anyone had any experiance with tho OJ dripless seal, it's 50 bucks cheaper than PSS?
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Originally posted by SNobsessed SNobsessed wrote:

I only get about a pop can's (soda for you easterners) worth of water in a several hour wakeboard session.


It's a Coke can's worth down heahh in da south.
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Originally posted by benrankin33 benrankin33 wrote:

Has anyone had any experiance with tho OJ dripless seal, it's 50 bucks cheaper than PSS?

Ben,
You really must have a phobia about water in the bilge! Do you know how to swim?


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Pete,                                                         I am a very good swimmer, but you are partially right, water in the bilge does bother me.lol!       
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Originally posted by 8122pbrainard 8122pbrainard wrote:

Originally posted by LaurelLakeSkier LaurelLakeSkier wrote:

Originally posted by TX Foilhead TX Foilhead wrote:

Be patient, lots of old folks around here are in bed already.

It was nice that you didn't mention Pete by name.....


Ok, I seem to remember that you were always the one who needed his beauty rest and never wanted to be out very late at GL!! Those barefoot runs sure and hard on the older generation!    


You 2 guys are killin' me...wanna compare birthdates?

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if I pull the prop first, can the prop shaft slide by the rudder or do I need to pull the rudder also?
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97?  Should be offset enough to get the shaft past the rudder.  I dont think that was the case in older boats.
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Originally posted by wetskier2000 wetskier2000 wrote:

if I pull the prop first, can the prop shaft slide by the rudder or do I need to pull the rudder also?

Is this dealing with your thread in the link below asking about replacing your cutlass bearing?


I'd lay under the boat and see if you have any rudder offset as a start.
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thanks guys... Yup, just getting around to changing the cutlass bearing now...
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