Thank you sir you have helped me a ton! Same as my 1990 mariner 40 hp magnum

Here's to Momma getting better real fast and to the Boat Motor being fixed for good! :-)

This was way better watching then me doing it. My hands aren’t even dirty!

A man of many skills Thanks for sharing Mr Wallace

Sending Thoughts and Prayers to you and the Mrs..

Great job. Hope you have many great years of service. Thanks 😊 🙏

👍Mercury repaired! Good job. Boat motors are extremely expensive….gotta take care of em fer sure.

I hear the fish a callin'. Hopefully momma can get some rest and starts to feel better.

There should be three little ball bearings on the end of that plunger that you took out that shifts it

Good job! You are a handy man for sure.

The secret. Coat the inner flat mating surface on carrier (the end towards the o-ring) with Permatex #3 aviation sealant. Old housings are so beat up, those o-rings need extra help.

@1philliph

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I use loctite aviation sealer.

@gearheadgregwi

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@1philliph same thing. Stuff sticks to EVERYTHING and nothing gets it off. One bottle is like a lifetime supply. To think they used to use the stuff instead of head gaskets.

Thanks for posting this video.

Thanks for sharing.

Good job! While you have it out replace Everything!

why seal the outer bearing carrier to the case... it's wide open. seal the inside carrier.. the one you greased...

I really hate mentioning eBay but did you check there for a lift it might be a bit cheaper

Do you have the part number for the nylon gearcase retaining nut?

@wallaceknifeworkshomestead

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I sure dont, I sold that boat not long ago and gave the owner all the information I had on it. Thanks for watching

Do you have a part number or numbers for the seal kit u used

@wallaceknifeworkshomestead

11 ай бұрын

I sure dont, I sold that boat and gave the new owner all the paperwork and numbers. Sorry.

Do not do this. if you glue the barring carrier in it wont ever come out again. And the silicone isent sealing anything where he put it. Remember to lube your o-rings and always use new ones when servicing parts. (They are very cheap)