@Sharon Lewis hiya, great to hear from you. Unfortunately yep we had to replace it. It wasn't bad yet it was enough to not feel comfortable operating it. Hope all is well!
@760BassFishing thanks hermano!!! When you and Brandin come out we will have to go out on the river and enjoy it, do some fishing and have a few beers.
Thanks for the video, it was a great help! I added an additional degree of difficulty by dong it in the water at the end of my dock (what could possibly go wrong)?! Your video greatly helped me get all the needed tools and parts ready and know what to expect before I got in the water, Thanks! "Since I am not a certified mechanic, I can ignore the safety recommendations." LOL! I get it, extremely unlikely your motor could spontaneously start. An easy way to totally prevent that is to engage your kill switch. No need to pull a plug after that. Just remember to switch it back before you try to start the motor on your next trip.
Wow Mark thank you so much for the kind words!! Your level of difficulty was extreme and I am glad my video helped. Unfortunately for me I need to do my again. The Fox River here in Illinois is a prop eating machine haha!!! Take care and stay safe!!
Hey Frank thanks for checking out the video. I did not have the plastic sleeve you mentioned. My boat years ago did have the plastic hunk of junk you mentioned though lol.
@@BassFishingWithTKHeaven not that I know of just took out some fishing line that was wrapped inside the prop housing. Pulled it apart put back the same way then noticed abit of play only slight movement side to side 3mm max not sure what that is to inches. Large stainless prop. Same motor.
@@reeceprior3751 you should be fine. If it’s slight you’ll be good, I understand though when you had that slight movement it freaked you out, it did me the first time. Stay safe out there.
I keep saying bolt and not nut 😂😂🤦♂️🤦♂️
Oh boy. New prop. 👍
@Sharon Lewis hiya, great to hear from you. Unfortunately yep we had to replace it. It wasn't bad yet it was enough to not feel comfortable operating it. Hope all is well!
@@BassFishingWithTKHeaven better safe than OPSY OUT ON THE WATER. AHHH YES. INDEED! HAPPY 🎣 🐟
@@sharonlewis7638 truth!!
I am not a certified mechanic nor do I claim to be.
Mhmmmm
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That prop looks fine. Lol
@WILKINS' OUTDOOR ADVENTURES haha it was bent enough to lower the performance of the motor.
Good To Know Hermano Great Installation 👍 That's A Awesome Boat
@760BassFishing thanks hermano!!! When you and Brandin come out we will have to go out on the river and enjoy it, do some fishing and have a few beers.
Look who it is
@@BeastBrandin 😂😂
Awesome job TK, thankyou for sharing my friend!!!❤
@Water Girl Family Adventures thank you so much! Hope this video helps someone in the future!!
Wow you lube a mean shaft lol just kidding great teaching video thanks for sharing brother
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@waterboy lmfao I knew that was coming from somebody, and of course it was you 😂😂😂!!
Awesome brother 😎
Chris, appreciate it brother!!
@@BassFishingWithTKHeaven You are welcome brother!!
Whats going TK!!! Thanks for the great video
Hey brother!!! Great to see ya, hope this video helps you if you ever need to replace your prop!
Thanks for the video, it was a great help! I added an additional degree of difficulty by dong it in the water at the end of my dock (what could possibly go wrong)?! Your video greatly helped me get all the needed tools and parts ready and know what to expect before I got in the water, Thanks! "Since I am not a certified mechanic, I can ignore the safety recommendations." LOL! I get it, extremely unlikely your motor could spontaneously start. An easy way to totally prevent that is to engage your kill switch. No need to pull a plug after that. Just remember to switch it back before you try to start the motor on your next trip.
Wow Mark thank you so much for the kind words!! Your level of difficulty was extreme and I am glad my video helped. Unfortunately for me I need to do my again. The Fox River here in Illinois is a prop eating machine haha!!! Take care and stay safe!!
Nice boat great video brother! 🤙👍😎
Max thanks brother! Maybe one day I will get a fishing video filmed off of it!
Sweet boat much less what’s powering it super nice 👍!!!!! Love it
Thank you so much Jon!
Thanks for sharing TK!!! Awesome step by step tutorial definitely beats paying someone else to do it. Keep doing whT your doing brother
Definitely got that right brother! Appreciate it so much!
Good info. I have mercury 50 hp.
Awesome video. I’m going to have to save this video so I can go back to it.
@Stubbs bitchin & fishing thank you so much for the kind words. It’s a very simple repair, just remember the bolt is a nut haha!!
I have watched my dad change his a few times
Hey Kristina, definitely an easy task and unfortunately always needed if you’re a boat owner!
Hi TK, That looked easy enough. Looks like your ready for a boat ride 👍😊 Hope your doing good TK, have a nice Wednesday.
As my daughter says easy peasy lemon squeezy or how ever you spell it haha
Nice tutorial. Good work and info.
Appreciate it Stacy!
looks good
Thanks buddy for the great video some great information
@John Ames I appreciate that brother. Hopefully if you ever need to replace a prop, this video helped you in some form.
Gran Video Hermano!!!!
Gracias hermanó
Great Video 🤘
I can do this in my sleep….. jk interesting video brotha
@FishingWithBG of course you can because I gave you an easy step by step video! Haha
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did you have a prop sleeve in there ? i have seen others complain about the prop sleeve breaking and causing cavitation and other performance issues.
Hey Frank thanks for checking out the video. I did not have the plastic sleeve you mentioned. My boat years ago did have the plastic hunk of junk you mentioned though lol.
Should there be any prop play side to side on the 115hp
Just a tad if any at all. Is your shaft bent?
@@BassFishingWithTKHeaven not that I know of just took out some fishing line that was wrapped inside the prop housing. Pulled it apart put back the same way then noticed abit of play only slight movement side to side 3mm max not sure what that is to inches. Large stainless prop. Same motor.
@@reeceprior3751 you should be fine. If it’s slight you’ll be good, I understand though when you had that slight movement it freaked you out, it did me the first time. Stay safe out there.
55 lbs
Thank you Bill, I appreciate that!