Re-installing the lower unit on the Stabicraft's Honda BF150A | Stabicraft on the Sound

This week I'm re-installing the lower unit on the Stabicraft's Honda BF150A. The process didn't take long and wasn't overly complex. It is easily a one person job but would be easier with two. The video's less than 10 minutes, but the whole process might have taken 20. After building a service stand to work on this (see the previous video) I'll pull this and take it home every time I service the water pump. Below in my affiliate links with Amazon I've listed the tools I used, you don't need much: a basic socket set, a crows foot for the center side bolts, and a 3/8 torque wrench, and small pliers for the hose clamp.
Thanks for watching!
Stacy
Stabicraft on the Sound
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[@stabifisho7576]

I thought you may have repainted the foot of the motor seeing you had it off bare alloy salt loves it.

[@StabicraftontheSound]

@Darron Gower, I tried, bought a $40 can of Honda touch up paint, but it was just too cold to get results. As soon as it warms up and I can catch a still day with no winds I'll head over at lunch and try again.

[@grpaxto]

Mate I would be getting some rigging conduit for the all the lines heading into the engine from the boat. Don’t like having all that exposed amd rubbing on the boat, especially the battery cables

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@Greg Paxton, You know I'd never considered that! I think I have some looming leftover from my car projects too. Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a try!