When you get it done you can fly to Ft Lauderdale and do mine. I am still trying to get motivated to do sewer lines this year in December or January when it is not 90 degrees in the engine room.
B&S did my props last season, was very satisfied with them as well. I don’t remedy the specifics, but I believe we slightly changed the pitch per their recommendation and familiarity with the boat. I’m shafts not Zeus though.
Im guessing he dropped them off
What did you pitch them at? I keep looking at this as I think our boats are under propped and should be 25 not 24. I am seeing burn marks on the base of the prop in the prop speed. Since I run long distance a lot and always have the extra weight of the jet ski on the swim step
Yea, thats the prop set I need to change too. What are you using Michigan or Acme?
Thank you, Since they come on the boat I have never looked to replace them
Looking forward to hearing about this. I have a couple of small spots that are starting to detach. I am guessing In will be attacking this in the coming year(s). Post pictures..... You might call Sea Ray and see if they have a "white paper pdf" on this. They are pretty good about providing service manual info to owners.
I think you find like most of the other large SR boats that the overhead panels are screwed in place. Where the screws are around the perimeter of the panel Sea Ray did not glue and staple the vinyl on the back of the plywood. They installed the panel then tucked the vinyl in the joint. So, first find where the screws are either by feeling them by rubbing your finger along the edges or sliding a thin blade around the joints then carefully pinch the vinyl and pull it out of the joint exposing the screw head. Patience and time....
