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Old 25-11-2011, 05:43   #16
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Re: The Proper Fixture for Water-Cooled Stern Tube
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Old 03-08-2020, 06:09   #17
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Re: The Proper Fixture for Water-Cooled Stern Tube
I'm new to the forum having encountered the exact same problem this weekend on a 1991 Oceanis 350.
Did anyone find a solution on how to re-fit the waterpipe to the stern gland housing? At the moment I've sealed the hole with some rubber strip and a jubilee clip but I can't use the engine until I get it fixed!
All help gratefully received!
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