Yamaha 150 trim re-seal

[bboswell]

Who’s done it and how hard is it?

[justletmein]

I did it on an Etec. There's a spanner tool made that'll make your life a lot easier, definitely get it. Aside from that it's not all that difficult if you're somewhere mechanically inclined. I was a decent amount of work though.

[ktex]

There are some good YouTube videos on it. Dosen't seem hard at all. I'm going to do my Yamaha in the next couple months.

[Quackerbox]

Brent, don't forget where Les works if you need specific tools. I'm sure she could arrange the use of their shop as well if needed

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[KDinTX]

The right spinner tool, all the new orings and seals, about 2 hrs with a few road soda breaks and it’s done, pretty straight forward.

[SaltwaterSlick]

Ain't nuthin' to it Brent!! Just call ol' Snowflake Killa's Yammer mechanic and drop it off... wait for him to call you to come pick 'er up!! Easy-Peasy...

[ktex]

Ain't nuthin' to it Brent!! Just call ol' Snowflake Killa's Yammer mechanic and drop it off... wait for him to call you to come pick 'er up!! Easy-Peasy...

Who's his mechanic?

[bboswell]

The right spinner tool, all the new orings and seals, about 2 hrs with a few road soda breaks and it’s done, pretty straight forward.

This is what I’m seeing. Gonna order 2 spanners from Marine Tech and some OEM seals and get after it.

Worst case I haul it to a shop saying tilt don’t work which is exactly what I would say now.

[Buck hunter332]

Right tool make it very easy did it on a 175 I believe they are the same

[bboswell]

Right tool make it very easy did it on a 175 I believe they are the same

After some YouTube research I ordered the tools

[Jason Fry]

I paid for one side to be redone on my 150 a long time ago, then the other side started leaking. Ended up just adding fluid once in a while. Got along just fine.