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worththewake
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You could also consider a used 4 stroke motor - they are out there if you look around and you can save a few $$. Another option is to find an older boat that has been repowered - Buy it and swap motors and resell that boat - Many people have done this to get newer power on the cheap. Just some thoughts. Good luck with whatever you decide.
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Have a look here - there are PDF files for the different models giving instructions on how to do it. Im glad I looked as just turned the wheel may not be enough. http://www.seatechmarineproducts.com/_downloads/49
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Mine was doing the same thing - I found the fluid to be a bit low. I filled it up - and worked the steering wheel lock to lock - it seemed to smooth it out. Its not perfect but much better. I would be interested in hearing if anyone else has already dealt with this.
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I just bought my first pair of Costa's. I got the Man O wars. Previosly had Oakleys. I love the Costas!
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Ditto, time for shirts and stickers....
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Hello Everyone - New member here - You may know me as sraab928 on other forums. As you can tell from my signature I have a bit of a boat additction...lol. Sometimes I think I enjoy working on them as much as using them. Currently restoring the 19 & 25 Whalers... Here is a current pic of my fun...lol.. The 19 cap The 19 Bottom The 25 Inside Wish me luck! Scott
