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Ok I totally over thought this and I apologize I feel pretty dumb after realizing how to measure out 29/32 lol thanks racerone for challenging me to figure it out and realize the simple measurement I was overthinking
Not asking for handout just trying to fix my boat to enjoy sometime on it thought that’s the point of a forum is to help people get back to what they enjoy doing I get that it’s .90625 inches don’t get how that falls on a yard stick
Ok well clearly I’m just dumb and my lower unit will probably fail because I have no idea how to convert this over. Thanks for the help haha what a helpful forum
Thank you however before the height adjustment wasn’t included in the post that I could see so I apologize do you know non imperial number I am going to make a height adjustment tool from a yardstick so it should be 20.3 or something similar? I really appreciate all the help racerone
I just found a post on how to read model number meaning the L means long which indicates 20” however I still don’t know what the shift rod height should be set at racerone
Good morning all hoping to get a bit of help I had to replace my gears in my lower unit and now I am trying to figure out what my proper shift rod height is I believe it’s a short shaft however I would take the adjustments both for a short and long just so I can be sure once I measure the rod...