Transmission removal and engine lift (Reattaching Perkins 4.108 flywheel & rear seal PT.1) EP14
We finally get slide the prop shaft backing giving us enough space to remove the thrust coupler. Removal of the transmission was pretty straight foreword, We then find the bolts that have broken off in the crankshaft! SO we have to lift the engine to remove the bellhousing get the flywheel out of the way and back the bolts out so they can be re-tapped.
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Update: I am currently posting this video while in Santa Marta Colombia. We have sailed thousands of miles since this was recorded.
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