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Super! Primarily the base plate was effected. Hadn't considered the engine alignment. I'll make sure to include that process in the reassembly.
Thanks for the help
Ken
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I think I've run into a similar situation to what was described here (see photo below). It looks likes someone did a crappy job with faring epoxy and it has separated from the hull. I guess the big question here is, how bad is this? Like a fix it right now problem or a fix it in a few months problem? (money and time are the limiting factors at the moment). ![[Linked Image]](https://j30.us/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/ubb/download/Number/2607/filename/IMG_9284.JPG)
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The boat yard had a new 3/4 " shaft built for me a decade ago. They didn't like the wear on the key ways. It was done at a propeller shop of unknown origin...Good luck with this caper.
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I have the strut, shaft and transmission connect, plus a dripless packing unit... was to be installed in my boat. Before hurricanes
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strut, shaft, packing non dripless available 3/4 inch
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