Re: [OMC-Boats] OMC-Boats Digest, Vol 80, Issue 3

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> From: Chad Smith <chdsmith33@...>
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> Subject: [OMC-Boats] Coupler slippage '68 Johnson Surfer 210
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> Hello all-
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> My Surfer 210 has some prop slippage that has gotten progressively worse
> over the last few weeks. At first it was only under heavier throttle that
> it would speed up and clunk back into place so I thought it was cavitation.
> I changed the prop to a new one and over the last few rides the slippage
> has started to occur at only 1500rpm. Could it be the engine coupler? Also-
> does anyone know what model I/O is on this boat?
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> Thanks
> Chad Smith
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> Subject: Re: [OMC-Boats] Coupler slippage '68 Johnson Surfer 210
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> If the prop doesn't show signs of slippage, my guess is the shift
> spring in the lowerunit is slipping. Drain the lube out of the lower
> gearcase and look for fine metal particles. Make sure to only refill the
> lower with OMC lube for electric shift outdrives. If you use the Hi-vis
> lube in the lower it can cause it to slip due to thicker lube. The Hi-Vis
> can be used in all the other gearboxes except the lower. ?I think the
> correct lube for the lower was called OMC Premium Gearcase Lube. If
> changing the lube doesn't fix it you'll probably need to replace the
> forward hub and spring. If no metal in the gearlube it could be the motor
> coupler but I doubt that's the problem.?
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> ------ Original message------From: Chad Smith via OMC-Boats Date: Mon, Jul
> 6, 2015 11:14 AMTo: omc-boats@...;Subject:[OMC-Boats]
> Coupler slippage '68 Johnson Surfer 210
> Hello all-
> My Surfer 210 has some prop slippage that has gotten progressively worse
> over the last few weeks. At first it was only under heavier throttle that
> it would speed up and clunk back into place so I thought it was cavitation.
> I changed the prop to a new one and over the last few rides the slippage
> has started to occur at only 1500rpm. Could it be the engine coupler? Also-
> does anyone know what model I/O is on this boat?
> ThanksChad Smith
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