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we were cruising along at about 8mph when "clunk" the tranny seems to disengage. I shut the motor off and trimmed the outdrive (235 omc sterndrive on a 1977 24' sea ray) and I couldn't see any damage to the skeg or the prop. Trimmed her down and started her up but when i went to engage the...
I have a 77' 240srv sea ray that i managed to get beached on some rocks sitting just below the surface. After being tossed against them (tons of wind and real choppy water) for a couple minutes we were spit out. Well there is extensive damage to the sides and underside of the hull. tons of 1/8"...
I'm getting ready to insall my new transom seal; got to thinking I should probably get some experienced folks to steer me in the right direction. I'm wondering if it's okay to use a windshield and glass sealant (Silicone) between the hull and the transom seal. thanks in advance!!
New to the this omc stern drive thing as I previously had a 17.5' capri outboard... Anyways I managed to do some real damage the first time I took my new to me (1977 240srv sea ray w/ 235 omc stern drive) boat out. I managed to get beached on some rocks that were sitting about a foot below the...
Hello all !!:D, Boat info: 1977 240srv sea ray 235 omc. she steers fine under 10mph but whe i start getting her planed out and up to speed It won't turn to the left... well it will but i have to apply so much force that I'm worried I will break something. Heres the kicker; even though it won't...