Bob
        No problem taking off the elbow assembly 20 min job. The exhaust hose 
on the other hand is another thing. Why was the elbow such a problem for you ?

                                                                                
   Gary
---- Robert Abbott <robertabb...@eastlink.ca> wrote: 
> Gary:
> 
> I replaced mixing elbow, muffler and exhaust hose from the muffler back 
> to the thru hull.  We have different boats so I can't be specific on the 
> challenge you may be facing with your exhaust hose.
> 
> The biggest challenge for me was getting access to the thru hull at the 
> transom.  I had to take out the propane locker and that proved to be a 
> PITA....I had to make a tool from a piece of 'angle iron' to cut the 
> adhesive that held the locker in place.  Then I had to virtually stand 
> on my head to reach the thru hull.  When I put the propane locker back 
> in, I rebeaded it with buytl. (spelling incorrect).  Running the new 
> hose back under the cockpit was not a problem.  If you think it will be 
> on your boat, try duct tape the new one to the old one (muffler end) and 
> pull it through.
> 
> Now the mixing elbow replacement was a real challenge....by the time I 
> had completed that job, I looked I like I had been 'mugged'.....the 
> 'contractors' that do this work on a regular basis deserve all the money 
> they get paid.
> 
> Rob Abbott
> AZURA
> C&C 32 - 84
> Halifax, N.S.
> 
> 
> 
> On 2014/01/22 6:06 PM, ahycr...@cox.net wrote:
> > yesterday I picked up a new mixing elbow assembly for our yanmar 3gm30. The 
> > old one was just about closed up with rusty carbon and crud I'm surprised 
> > the engine worked at all !  The next thing on the list is the flex hose 
> > that goes from the water muffler to the transom. I'm not to sure about 
> > trying to wiggle all the way back there you know it has to be a 2 way trip 
> > ! Has anyone been down this road before and if so any advice ? Liberty is a 
> > 38 foot Mark I and it looks as though the transom is about 42 feet in back 
> > of the rudder shaft.
> >
> >                                                         Gary Kolc
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