Re: waterwitch motor

[Tubs]

quote wbeaton:

We tore a bunch of WaterWitches down for restoration a couple weeks ago. It was easy to take the front cover off if you removed the jet and nut first.

Getting them out from under the front of the tank
was a real challenge even with the jet removed
because of the timing shaft as I remember. Think
I had to pull the flywheel to get at the tank nuts
so I could loosen it and lift it up a little. The rear
tank nuts are a pain also. There is a strong demand
for those front covers as so many have been thrown
away.

A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.