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 Where to take lift for repair?
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09/08/03 04:20 PM
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dbl duck
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I have an 89 johnnyrude 50 (evinrude) on my bass tracker that has a leaking seal on one of the lift pistons. Is this easy to replace? If so, where do I get the seal, if not, where should I take it and how much will it cost. I am in Dallas... Thanks!
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 Re: Where to take lift for repair?
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09/09/03 01:08 PM
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Tommy Yetts
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Duck, The seal kit is about $15.00 plus the oil you will need. It requires a spanner wrench and a little patience while resealing and bleeding. We charge 2.0 - 2.5 hrs. to do the job. Call me or e-mail me and we can help you any way you want to go.
Tommy Yetts
Rockwall Marine
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Re: Where to take lift for repair?
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09/11/03 01:47 PM
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Thanks Tommy! It was nice to meet you yesterday. I can tell this will be a better better boat repair experience than the last place I took it. You are highly recommended by others, and just from meeting you and seeing your operation, I will add my endorsment (for what its worth) 
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-Saint Irenaeus
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