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Check this out http://shiftshaft.com/index.html Looks like you can do it yourself and save some $$ and aggrivation as well.
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09-16-2010, 07:06 AM
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You should have someone look who knows, my understanding is that a fellow could get thru t himself but the problem that is often encountered is that the powerhead bolts and some other type of bolt are often so badly corroded that it makes the job very tough even for a pro mariner.
Talk with one before you go down that route or wait for some of the more experienced fellows here.
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09-16-2010, 07:10 AM
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What part of the country are you in? I'm sure somebody from your area can lead you in the right direction.
If I recall I think Monkey Butler has some experience with shift shafts and will maybe chime in...Also if I recall Willy is 100% correct from what I've read that its a real pain to get the power head off to do it and there seems to be no other way to change it without pulling it off.
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