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It's a good job sir...

You worried about cooking the seals?

Good job minus the music

love your channel greetings from holland and the repair looks great

Good demonstration Don

Reminds me of my dogs.

So cute ❤

"Do it again!!"

Goooood giiiiirrrrrll

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Happy life happy dog 🐕

So cute

When we had an old Volkswagen drum that was stubborn to take off , we'd loosen the nut a few turns, put the wheel back on and take it around the corner , that did the trick.

Is she an Australian cattle dog x Kelpie? She’s an athlete

Solid build 💪

HAPPY GIRL!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

W catch cute 🐕

Great catch!!

Pepper is really cute

Thanks for the video, i watched it about 6 times and it was very helpful. I just should have installed them about an hour earlier because those "skeeters" just about ate me alive this evening lol.

You keep saying inches when you're talking about pitch. I think you mean diameter. Maybe on your 115 you have a 13-13 1/2" diameter prop and you want to go back to a 19 pitch. You ran a 17 pitch prop. You only mention the difference in their diameter of a half inch, but you didn't provide the actual diameter. It can be confusing to those who don't understand the difference between the two.

Every time l find thischannel there's another job for me. Lucky I've got a great teacher

I like how you did the inside of the boat. Unless it came like that either way, it’ll be a good copy for the v-hull I’m restoring

Don !!! Are you using a DA sander ??? Thanks !!!

Makes me want one!

Great walk through....subbed. Would love little clips here and there of it in different swell conditions.

I'd be sitting on that tire

I would use a wheel bearing grease packer, after i inspected wheel bearings for wear and/or damage. I live where streets flood.

I love simple facts

Thank you because I’m doing my boat getting ready for stringers and deck plates. Thank you for the tip.

Great honest video

How was your tilt. ? The same angle with both props ? That would make a huge difference in numbers if it wasnt the same trim angle.

50 HP Evinrude Etec powers my 25 Foot Eduardono Panga and top speed is 24 knots at slack tide. 9 Gallon fuel tank is enough gas for 4 full day fishing trips here in Long Island bays going at least 17 miles a trip, starting and stopping doing multiple drifts for Fluke. Check out my 25 Eduardono Panga boat Videos here on You Tube. - Nice Green Panga. Tiller steer in the back.

I use to haul out of Canada to USA to build Dexter axiles. Out of Toronto. Wery nice people at Dexter axiles

Beautiful boat. I'm curious what prop you are using. I'm looking to re-prop my 23' Calypso and info for Panga's is hard to come by. Thanks

The outer nut absolutely does need to be tight. Off the top of my head it needs to be somewhere in the neighborhood of 180-200 ft/lbs. Don’t reuse the tang washer. They’re dirt cheap and the tangs break off easily after being bent back and forth from being used multiple times. Not worth it You have to set the preload on the bearings when you tighten the inner nut back down. The way you did it, off you did get it completely seated, it’s way too tight and will generate a lot of extra heat causing the bearings to swell and push out your seal or worse, push on your compromised tang washer and back the nuts off. But it’s more likely you didn’t get it seated completely meaning there will be way too much end play in your hub. The proper way to do it would be spin the hub as you are tightening the first nut. Every time you spin it you’ll notice the nut will be able to tighten another 1/4 turn or so. This is seating the bearings. Once the wheel won’t spin any more and the nut is tight (~200 ft/lbs if i remember right), you’ll back it off like 2-3 turns. Then, without spinning the hub, tighten it down hand tight, then 90* more (1/4 turn). Then install your NEW tang washer and bend 2-3 tabs. Then tighten the outer nut to roughly 180-200 ft/lbs. Then bend 2-3 more tangs out and install the cap

Should 0f just left the thermostat off

Did suzuki make 5hat motor themselves or let some1 else make it for them like tohatsu or another company?

Awesome explanation ..

I love this kind of weather!

Best video out there of this kind

Beautiful open water fishing. Looks like some good filets coming. Shark plague is usually unavoidable but keeps it exciting. 👍👍

It looked like a line on the bow..... anchored ?

Good fishing!

I bet they helped a lot on a 1448 with a heavy 4S. What brand/color paint is that on the pods?

Did you call it into fmp

Great video what weight of carpet did you use? What length of staples did you use?

I have a 1990 tm baja panga does anyone know anything about those?

good work my man ! it's what the boat likes that is important. Any advert, magazine write up does not replace hands on performance.

Looks complicated