I'm glad it worked out. I wanted to take the tower of power out this morning, but once again, the weather people lied. Good job on keeping these legends alive.
About to do the impeller on my Tower of Power 115 this week. Just picked the boat up 2 weeks ago so 🤞🏻 everything goes well and solves my no water out of the telltale issue
it should. it is not that bad as long as the other mechanics used grease or something to keep the corrosion down. It should be fine. Good luck. We just love the Tower of Power. it just works. good luck
The small hose that you cut when pulling the leg off is actually the speedo tube that goes up to your gauge.. everytime I do a water pump I remove that tube and fitting and clean out the hole that the water flows up .. there is a small pilot hole at the front of the gearbox where water rushes into and up that hose .. just a tip for your next video as that hole clogs up all the time especially if the engine is used in salt water
You are correct. I had figured that out later when the tube broke under the dash. After tracing it back the light bulb lit up. Thanks for the tip and you might see a quick video on keep the hose clear. We have to keep these things running.
I get a lot of stuff from this place www.crowleymarine.com/parts.html they have really good diagrams. Some of the parts can be on back order. Good luck
Sorry for the delayed response. Was OOT and of course the day job gets in the way :) if it is not too late. I would go grab an inspection camera and put it up the tube so you can see if you have it in correctly. Also a little lube on the end could not hurt. www.harborfreight.com/digital-inspection-camera-61839.html hope if works out for you. let us know.
@@5LakesGarage I went and bought the camera finally got the tube lined up the lower unit went in first try doing the job by yourself is a pain in the butt love how you explain what you are doing will text you back if i have any problems with my 115 horse mariner and yes i love my two stroke tower of power as you know it will fly
Sorry for the delay. I was in the woods with the scouts and did not have fancy internet. :) These engines are 2 cycle so the oil is in the fuel. Most of these outboards come with an automatic oiler. Mine has been taken out so I mix it with the gas when I fill it. Now you do need to be aware of the lower unit oil level. th-cam.com/video/soekr7hXi1g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PAB9DSwSoHq3LhAu
The shifter rod. I think it was a pull up to engage it. It might be a push. can't remember. Ideally, I should have put it in gear before i took it off. Hope that helps.
i have a few coming up when i have time. I plan on installing a fish finder on a Carolina Skiff in which we have to mount the transceiver and run the wire. And i really don't want too but might have to do some repair on the transom on the Blue Goose. It is almost 50 years old. Stay Tuned.
Thanks for the video, made my swap a breeze.
I'm glad it worked out. I wanted to take the tower of power out this morning, but once again, the weather people lied.
Good job on keeping these legends alive.
About to do the impeller on my Tower of Power 115 this week. Just picked the boat up 2 weeks ago so 🤞🏻 everything goes well and solves my no water out of the telltale issue
it should. it is not that bad as long as the other mechanics used grease or something to keep the corrosion down. It should be fine. Good luck. We just love the Tower of Power. it just works.
good luck
That's my problem on my 1976 1500 150hp tower of power
The small hose that you cut when pulling the leg off is actually the speedo tube that goes up to your gauge.. everytime I do a water pump I remove that tube and fitting and clean out the hole that the water flows up .. there is a small pilot hole at the front of the gearbox where water rushes into and up that hose .. just a tip for your next video as that hole clogs up all the time especially if the engine is used in salt water
You are correct. I had figured that out later when the tube broke under the dash. After tracing it back the light bulb lit up.
Thanks for the tip and you might see a quick video on keep the hose clear. We have to keep these things running.
Where did you get the rebuild kit from?
I get a lot of stuff from this place
www.crowleymarine.com/parts.html
they have really good diagrams. Some of the parts can be on back order.
Good luck
my water tube come out with my lower unit i have moved the tube in all directions and my lower unit will not line up any help would be grateful
Sorry for the delayed response. Was OOT and of course the day job gets in the way :)
if it is not too late. I would go grab an inspection camera and put it up the tube so you can see if you have it in correctly. Also a little lube on the end could not hurt. www.harborfreight.com/digital-inspection-camera-61839.html
hope if works out for you. let us know.
@@5LakesGarage I went and bought the camera finally got the tube lined up the lower unit went in first try doing the job by yourself is a pain in the butt love how you explain what you are doing will text you back if i have any problems with my 115 horse mariner and yes i love my two stroke tower of power as you know it will fly
Thanks for this vid i just aquired a 1979 90hp 6cyl and i dont see a oil dipstick?am i missing something?thanks anyway for the vids!
Sorry for the delay. I was in the woods with the scouts and did not have fancy internet. :) These engines are 2 cycle so the oil is in the fuel. Most of these outboards come with an automatic oiler. Mine has been taken out so I mix it with the gas when I fill it. Now you do need to be aware of the lower unit oil level. th-cam.com/video/soekr7hXi1g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PAB9DSwSoHq3LhAu
Since you replaced that, when are we going out to go fishing????
we will fine a time.
Why did you speed up putting the lower end back on & alignment.
That is important..
Sorry about that. looking back on that I should have put more detail into it.
My shaft turns really hard and not at all when i tighten everything down....why?
did it get bent at all. or something is not lined up right and it is in a bind. going to have to think about it a bit more.
How did you manually put your lower unit in gear?
The shifter rod. I think it was a pull up to engage it. It might be a push. can't remember. Ideally, I should have put it in gear before i took it off.
Hope that helps.
Are you doing any thru hall fittings
i have a few coming up when i have time. I plan on installing a fish finder on a Carolina Skiff in which we have to mount the transceiver and run the wire. And i really don't want too but might have to do some repair on the transom on the Blue Goose. It is almost 50 years old. Stay Tuned.