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Tubs
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    I’m working on a 75 and I think they are the same.
    I have mine cleaned up but I’m waiting on the
    crankshaft seals before I separate it. "BUT" after you
    disconnect the neutral clutch cable it would seem
    you just take the screws out around the bottom to
    remove the powerhead. The drive shaft is splined
    with a tube that surrounds it. The tube seated with
    an O ring that may separate there or come out with
    the powerhead depending on where it is stuck the
    most. There is just an O ring on the other end as
    well and it is seated in the water pump. You can see
    the tube in the clutch cable picture.

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