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I love my 04' RAM 2500. I've looked at some of the newer ones, but I hear WAY too many things going wrong with cars/trucks built after 2020. So, until I have to make a new decision I'm gonna' keep this one going.
Wife and kids were up north. I was home alone, so wound up just going into work - not knowing what else to do.
Remember seeing an F16 element flying CAP south of Nashville.
If you could confirm that the outdrive worked, then selling it as a whole could be a plan. If not, you can pretty easily tell if the upper is good, and sell that.
I don't actually know the answer on the nylon washer. I don't recall mine having one.
There's something strange about the stress on the worm gear if you're getting cracks in them. The clutch pack should pretty much hold the drive in place. If the drive is slamming down - or even coming down...
One consideration since you're going in this deep: you'll be at a point where you could rebuild the transom if you decided to go a little bit deeper. That would allow you to re-power the boat to a newer Mercruiser or Volvo stern drive. - it's a good time to think about that: and the newer...
Welcome aboard: I haven't had my Comoro in years, but still kinda' miss it! Slower'n molasses in January, but a really smooth ride.
Floor supports you're talking about are the stringers: replacing them is no small project. And they're not just the support for the deck, they're the bones of the...
