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according to the parts breakdown only things behind the prop are the #9 prop nut washer, #10 prop nut, and #11 split pin.
the thing in front of the prop would be #7 thrust holder
I do not know how on that motor, but I would think testing while the problem is happening would be needed to compare to when everything is normal to see what is causing the code
why not look it up on auto zone yourself.
see if you can find what you are asking for
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I was thinking he might have hooked up a battery that was not 12
or hooked up 2 12 volt batteries in series like for a trolling motor but that would give 24 volts.
he needs to explain how he measured 18V
just keep in mind that the tube is not normally flat, so if you have to get some proper type and thickness aluminum to lay on it to weld up, it will need to be bent to the same curvature to lay against the tube.
I do not see how a piece of aluminum angle would be able to do that
I would think that the drag system was not working like it should if you broke rods and stripped gears while fighting a fish.
carbon fiber drags do work well when set properly
I got to ask what is that thing above the stove at the ceiling in the pic?
and those windows seem to be not all straight for some reason.
if you go up in that corner the pipe above the roof will be tall to get above the peak of the roof to get to the 2 ft above the peak like you said.
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