How to remove marine wet exhaust hose.

[@SpinningGill]

Thank you so much for this video. I found it having googled, 'How to cut exhaust cable', and having watched that one watched this one. I was so impressed that I went straight to Amazon to buy the hooky things, and today, with the help of those and some diluted washing up liquid, the old exhaust ends came off their fittings as easily as a hot knife through butter! :) Thanks again.

[@dragoniii519]

Many thanks! So simple and sooo useful today! (Air was getting blue before I found this).

[@michaelbreazeale6469]

Man thank you so much! I’m working on a 72 Glastron and this just made getting the exhaust manifold off way easier! Please keep making more videos.

[@captainfarful]

Thanks for the help...wished I would have seen it before we cut that expensive hose off our Carver...now to put new ones back on?

[@davidstone3]

Thank you!

[@craigweatherly2423]

Enjoyed the video. Getting more professional but missed the kids.

[@Jenny-of4dn]

Great, thank you! Cause I was wondering, what that hook, that came with the boat, was for. Strawberry-Apple was the detergent that worked best for me, but it's a European-built boat 🚢! 😂

[@ES-iv6wb]

Amazing content. Too bad I didn’t see this before I went to war with 2 2” hoses in a belly of a trailer😂

[@BarbarameridithAdams]

I melted the hoses

[@BarbarameridithAdams]

How do I fix it

[@workinonaboat1950]

First correct the cause of the overheat and replace the hoses.