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<blockquote data-quote="Bign0703" data-source="post: 486724" data-attributes="member: 31407"><p>Correct. I replaced the tube seals and double checked and they seem correct and seated properly.</p><p></p><p>And no I have the lower back off I was planning on using the drill to turn over the driveshaft itself. But I've never dealt with many Mercury's and never had a motor that wouldn't take a hose attachment besides older models that aren't set up to do so</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bign0703, post: 486724, member: 31407"] Correct. I replaced the tube seals and double checked and they seem correct and seated properly. And no I have the lower back off I was planning on using the drill to turn over the driveshaft itself. But I've never dealt with many Mercury's and never had a motor that wouldn't take a hose attachment besides older models that aren't set up to do so [/QUOTE]
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