briscoe
Senior Member
Last Activity: 04-11-2021, 05:22 PM
Joined: 04-26-2010
Location: Beach City, Texas on Trinity Bay
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OMG. That is disturbing to look at. Are you sure PB Blaster can't free up the part good enough for a shot of grease? It almost looks like the pivot arm... -
I believe all that is inside the engine holder. You have to pull off the power head to get to it. yikes. I think it shows part 9 to be holder. I think...Leave a comment:
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I have seen these
https://www.kvt-fastening.ch/en/prod...nds/keenserts/
Tsturm is correct best bet drill and tapLeave a comment:
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Looks about right to me. Just looked at mine, appears to be near an inch. That is the simple play between gear teeth forward and reverse. Once it engages...Leave a comment:
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Looking at the side view of your engine, concerning your first post. The lowest horizontal electrical wire, is right at the top of your transmission...Leave a comment:
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I never answered you measure question. The real location is right below the valve cover. Underneath it is the timing chain and and crank shaft, which...Last edited by briscoe; 03-27-2021, 10:40 PM.Leave a comment:
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I see more sticking down to get knocked off, when I think of that Hydro Shield. I had the Skeg Guard and the pic I saw of your skeg, with the tip broken...Leave a comment:
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look here:
https://www.google.com/search?q=skeg...l9.6959j0j15&s...Leave a comment:
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Mastiff (in Norway), with an aluminum prop. You may not have suffered a catastrophic failure of prop shaft. And, your skeg, I've seen more lower units...Leave a comment:
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I tried to see where you live, through your profile. It's not filled out. If you're anywhere around the TX Gulf Coast there are tons places that can ...Leave a comment:
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Easy to determine. Measure from the bottom of the power head to the center line of the prop shaft. It looks like a 25" to me. I assure you, measuring...Leave a comment:
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I realize now that you're questioning the top end of WOT (Wide Open Throttle) rpm's. That is determined by your prop. WOT should be 6200 rpm's on a DF140....Leave a comment:
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Unless I'm mistaken they all run around 10 PSI. They have a pressure relief valve that opens and releases excess pressure downstream where it release...Leave a comment:
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You know, at this point, it may be worth just considering buying a rebuilt power head. I know the DF140 is very popular and there are many places that...Last edited by briscoe; 03-14-2021, 06:33 PM.Leave a comment:
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Plumber, for sure you ruled out the separator. I had one that formed rust around the very top and was giving my engine a fit. The loose filter would explain...Leave a comment:
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