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Posts posted by Canveysteve
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4 hours ago, bizzard said:
The funny thing is that originally both the Lister LM and LH150 boxes used engine oil according to my ancient manual. As there are only strait cut spur type gears in the boxes it was ok. A little later they changed the spec to Hypoy gear oil I suppose mainly to improve hydraulic pressure (but that is adjustable anyway) as its thicker of course. And of course the reduction gear always used Hypoy oil because of hellical gears.
Just found a manual for the box and is stated 20/50 or 50 engine oil ( same as the engine
3 hours ago, bizzard said:I also ran aground on Canvey Point in the middle of the night in my old ex P&O conveted ships life boat while on passage from Leigh-On-Sea to ports unknown. I spent a long but most comfortable and lovely intimate night with my girl friend who thought I was clever and infallable ''silly girl thinkin that'' until next day when the pubs opened.
The point is where I'm located now
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Used to was ment to say !
Was meant to say I'm used to having damper or drive plates fitted I've never worked on a boat without one and didn't expect the part of the gears come out the gearbox
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Sweet thanks all will give it a go n get it off UST to them having a damper / drive plate !
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12 hours ago, Flyboy said:
Welcome to the forum. I'm not completly familiar your setup be I think what you are looking at is a dog shaft which connects the engine to the gearbox. If you can get to the flywheel bolts I would just undo them and remove the flywheel. This link might help, lots of info there.
https://www.freemancruisers.com/engines/watermota
I've just noticed you are from Canvey. I was born on there in 1949 at 42 May Avenue, I expect it's now a giant housing estate.
That's just a short walk from mine lol , na still all house atm
Sweet thanks all will give it a go n get it off UST to them having a damper / drive plate !
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Hi all have a oil leak at the rear of the engine I have removed the gear box but seems a gear stays atatched to the flywheel is this normal ? Looks as though it just bolts to the flywheel bolts ( to crank )
It in a Eastwood 24 if that helps
Also what oil should go in the gear box
Ford watermota / wortham Blake gbox
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Ahh ok she is an old pre crosflow approx 69' but with modified bits n bobs , hadn't been run in 20 years to what I was told , set the point. Clean the carb n after a few turns fires in to life , she over heated pulled the head to find no water ways as full of rust n shite, washed it all out with fresh water ( and alot in the sump?)
Cleaned n draind now runs great bare ages teathing probs , getting between 6-10 mph so not bad on tidal Thames