Mike, how did you get the engine DOWN?  It's a very interesting picture, the idea of you raising the engine with the halyard.  But how did you winch it so you could control its descent?  I'm really intrigued...
 
David Shaddock

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From: Mike & Dee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, July 16, 2006 19:23
Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: Removing Inboard Engine
To: [email protected]

> Erik,
> I am in the process of replacing my 5411 with a 5416.  I
> pulled the 5411 using my main sail halyard.  My 5'1" wife
> cranked while I guided into a wheel barrow dockside.  We
> reversed the process to install the new engine.  Later I
> found that I had a bad engine mount.  She wasn't
> home.  I pulled the engine out by my self by running up and
> down like a crazy man.  You really don't want that engine
> loose, hanging on a halyard in the cabin, or anywhere else -
> especailly with the boat in the water.  Now, if perhaps I
> have been of help you will come to my house and align this bugger!
> Mike
> C27 5431
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>   Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2006 1:22 PM
>   Subject: catalina27-talk: Removing Inboard Engine
>
>
>   Is it possible to remove the inboard engine while the
> boat is in the water?

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