
Originally Posted by
Zog
We have towed our Mojo with the houseboat and have seen many others do the same. I did have to replace the dripless seal last spring, but was told that the transmission had shifted, causing the shaft to come out of center, ruining the seal. The shop indicated they thought the previous owner had hit something with the prop and not disclosed it. Houseboats will typically only go 5-8 mph, which really shouldn't cause issues though. If you get above 10 mph, you may have a problem but at these low speeds things should be fine.
Ok, the house boat place said the boat does 8, i figured I would just keep it at 5 since we will have our boat plus 2 wave runners in tow and I am not in that big of a hurry.
One more quick question for you, did ya'll beach the house boat? and if so, how did yall control the Mojo being towed once you got up on the beach? you have someone on the back of the house boat prepared to catch the mojo or pull it in while other people tied off the house boat?
David
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