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Wellcraft 170 classic outboard

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Wellcraft 170 classic outboard

Postby creamer » Thu Apr 02, 2020 4:32 pm

Hi I am a new member I own a 1989 wellcraft 170 classic outboard . I have owned it for 22 yrs but I need to remove the top cap to redo the floor and maybe stringers also. I would just replace it but my son grew up while with this boat and I have a lot of pictures of him in the boat he died on 09/07/2014 so I wanted to keep the boat because it has a lot of memories of him. I have the top almost ready to lift off but something is holding it at the transom and I was hoping someone on here could tell me how to cut it lose. Thanks very much J.C.

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Re: Wellcraft 170 classic outboard

Postby CptBill » Sun Apr 05, 2020 8:51 am

Sorry can't help you with that but the stern has a lot of cables, hoses and clamps and it's all so possible that there may have been some thing like 5200 or random epoxies to hold something in place
Never Ever Ever do anything that test your wife's memory :captain:

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Re: Wellcraft 170 classic outboard

Postby creamer » Sat Apr 11, 2020 10:03 am

Thanks CptBill

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