Bravo Low-water pick-up (Cup or Muffs)
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All my other boat's have used the older style muff's.....
But my baja has low water pick-up bravos and I would like to be able to start it out of the water for winterization.
Where can I get, I guess it's a cup??
for the front of the drive??
How much are they??
But my baja has low water pick-up bravos and I would like to be able to start it out of the water for winterization.
Where can I get, I guess it's a cup??
for the front of the drive??
How much are they??
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Originally posted by Troutly
Any place that sells Merc parts should have them.....about $65 retail!!
Any place that sells Merc parts should have them.....about $65 retail!!
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For that kinda dough, might as well go for a mounted hose fitting somewhere in the engine compartment or through the transom. Sonic installs them factory on the swim platform. Could not be slicker.
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Bruce,
It's another job for duct tape,
I've used duct tape to cover the
4 holes in the front of the gearcase,
then use the ear muff flushing attachment.
jt
It's another job for duct tape,
I've used duct tape to cover the
4 holes in the front of the gearcase,
then use the ear muff flushing attachment.
jt
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Originally posted by jt29olhp500s
Bruce,
It's another job for duct tape,
I've used duct tape to cover the
4 holes in the front of the gearcase,
then use the ear muff flushing attachment.
jt
Bruce,
It's another job for duct tape,
I've used duct tape to cover the
4 holes in the front of the gearcase,
then use the ear muff flushing attachment.
jt
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http://www.perko.com/flushpro/flushpro_body.html
boatfix.com has them for $46.00
shop around, you might find cheaper.
Or, just pull the hose off from the inside at the transom assembly and stick a hose inside you intake hose.
you could put some fittings into the bottom of a 5 gallon pail and fill it with antifreeze.
boatfix.com has them for $46.00
shop around, you might find cheaper.
Or, just pull the hose off from the inside at the transom assembly and stick a hose inside you intake hose.
you could put some fittings into the bottom of a 5 gallon pail and fill it with antifreeze.
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Originally posted by jt29olhp500s
Bruce,
It's another job for duct tape,
I've used duct tape to cover the
4 holes in the front of the gearcase,
then use the ear muff flushing attachment.
jt
Bruce,
It's another job for duct tape,
I've used duct tape to cover the
4 holes in the front of the gearcase,
then use the ear muff flushing attachment.
jt
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Bought an Imco low water pick-up flush kit from www.cpperformance.com . Fits like a glove. Good price, fast delivery!