Does anyone know of an outboard motor repair facility in the vicinity of
New York City where I can get my Cruise'n'Carry outboard repaired? I
could probably do it myself but the prop (aluminum) is frozen to the
shaft (steel) and I can't dismantle the lower unit where the problem is.

Had the same problem used a gear puller came off no sweat. Now where do
I find a replacement?

Gogarty wrote:

Does anyone know of an outboard motor repair facility in the vicinity of
New York City where I can get my Cruise'n'Carry outboard repaired? I
could probably do it myself but the prop (aluminum) is frozen to the
shaft (steel) and I can't dismantle the lower unit where the problem is.

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says...


Had the same problem used a gear puller came off no sweat. Now where do
I find a replacement?

Google it. There is a place out in Erie, Pa., I think that has brand new
motors and parts. I have bought from them before.

I wonder if my auto shop would pull the prop off for me. Can't hurt to ask.
Just don't have a gear puller sitting around here right now.

On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 07:09:46 -0500, Gogarty
wrote:

Just don't have a gear puller sitting around here right now.

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You can sometimes improvise a gear puller using C-clamps and a stout
piece of wood (or steel plate).