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Yes we try and go every year. Love it over there. Would like more time over near Elbow next time for sure.

For what

@@JackedUpFishing you have seals on top as well

@@JackedUpFishing nice boat by the way

No but I was prepared to do all of the seals. Plus nicer to work inside vs out in the 100 degree heat.

Gotcha was cool for sure

Thanks 🙏

Thanks buddy

Thanks rigging it up this weekend

I got them on eBay

here you go! And I put it in the description as well. www.amazon.com/dp/B07QKY892P?ref=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_000CNV50A2X063S052JZ&ref_=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_000CNV50A2X063S052JZ&social_share=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_apin_dp_000CNV50A2X063S052JZ&starsLeft=1&skipTwisterOG=1

This is not a mooring or overnight anchor. It’s for fishing around rocks or structure

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lol 10-4 learn something new everyday

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60-100lb depending on how finicky the fish are. I start liking around 80 miles

Thank you so much. I’ll give you an update on Sunday.

Thanks man!

Look at it closely and see if anything can be tightened up. Be careful could be something real loose and could cause a break down in the water

@@JackedUpFishing any bushing in the handle?

Yep you are right. A little grease or never seize and it won’t lock up as well

About 80-100ft

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Nothing more than a 32-33ft. Waiting to see what the Seahunter sells for before making my decision

Thanks buddy!!

Yes sir! Thanks for watching

It works in our area for a lot of us. Wouldn’t call it stupid. Real world experience here buddy

Thanks 🙏. Sad to see it go but it’s time

This way is used by most Yamaha service techs in my area. I’m sure there are different ways including the way the service manual instructs, but this is way I do on real world environment. So far it’s been flawless

@@JackedUpFishing Well I'm just saying, if a guy doesn't want to risk scratching the prop-shaft, if the retention ring is not seized it is easier to take out the carrier assembly than it is to do the drywall screw thing. And no chance of scratching the prop-shaft, which would require completely rebuilding the lower assembly to fix. I think Mercury must have thought this was regular maintenance back in the day, because my retention ring even has an arrow pointing which way to turn it to get it out. (Counter-clockwise, as one might expect.)

@@Nonplused yeah Merc is a lot better as far as corrosion. Yamaha carriers are a PITA. lol

@@JackedUpFishing Well I have a Mercury, I don't know Yamaha. But I had intended to use the drywall screw method after watching this video, but was fearful of scratching the prop-shaft. Then I noticed the arrow and "Remove" stamped on the retainer ring and thought I would give that a try with a hammer and a large screw driver first. There is a safety tab that has to be bent out of the way but other than that it came right out. I ended up nicking the retention ring with the screwdriver, but not badly and it will cause no issues. If one were to get the custom tool, I imagine it's an easy job, certainly easier that rebuilding the whole lower to fix a scratched prop-shaft. But if it was really corroded I don't know how it would go. My boat is fresh water and hardly ever stays in the water when not in use, it lives on its trailer.

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Thanks bro!

You as well 👍

Thank you 🙏

Yeah been a few times. Been pretty good

@@JackedUpFishing awesome bro. In the future we can link up and do a video together. I rented a house for some river shrimping this week. Will post but my vlogs are running behind. We want to Cedar Key last Friday night but the shrimp are small.

Thank you 🙏

They were as of last week but we have had lots of rain in last few days so they probably gone

@@JackedUpFishing thanks bill ...ive seen those shrimp run till mullet season .. hildebradnt from oakhill snuck up there and caught 300 lbs while we scrapping a handfull of mullet at the inlet and they were all big shrimp ..this is ed the crabber if you remember me

@@bernardedward3277 yeah I remember ya buddy! Hope all is well buddy!

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Was years ago when I started.

Yeah it has happened to me plenty of times. You never forget those spots 😂

You are right, but they were done shortly before this video within the year and when I found the leak and tested it according to specs it was perfect. So those seals were good

Only way is to buff but that’s a serious job

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Thanks for watching!

Awesome! Congrats on new rig!

I got it from eBay

If you know how to throw a big castnet it is pretty easy. It’s a lot of work but I love it. How I cook them depends on the size. Jumbo shrimp I like to butterfly and fry, med I like to use for scampi and u peel em steamed

ok??? I do not know what you are referring to but yes I do use 5/16 sockets which is very close to 8mm. I never use a 15/16 on anything in the outboard area

Yeah your right. This video is 5 years old, we now use string

Yes sir! Thanks for watching

Depends on size. A lot of them are tough, but the smaller ones are easy to do.

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Top end will decrease in speed and you will gain around 300 rpm, but your hole shot bottom end will be stronger.