Broke the easy out bolt in the crankshaft! (Reattaching Perkins 4.108 flywheel & rear sea pt4) Ep.15
February 24, 2023 by Sailing Pachamama | Language: EN Play Time: 00:12:41 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
I break the easy out in the crankshaft trying to back the sheared bolts out of the flywheel of the perkins 4.108 engine.
Long story short
The second time I turned of the engine the flywheel broke lose from the crankshaft. There was two weeks left in the season! We are told we cannot possibly do the job without pulling the engine out of the boat completely which would be at least $1000 starting. Anyway we are in the middle of attempting the impossible by lifting the engine in the boat and climbing behind the engine to reattached the flywheel and while we are bach there we decide to take apart the rear seal.
I break the easy out in the crankshaft trying to back the sheared bolts out of the flywheel of the perkins 4.108 engine.
Long story short
The second time I turned of the engine the flywheel broke lose from the crankshaft. There was two weeks left in the season! We are told we cannot possibly do the job without pulling the engine out of the boat completely which would be at least $1000 starting. Anyway we are in the middle of attempting the impossible by lifting the engine in the boat and climbing behind the engine to reattached the flywheel and while we are bach there we decide to take apart the rear seal.
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