Windlass Seized Clutch

Terry Cox

Terry Cox

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Dec 25, 2000
6,043
Hunter Passage 42 Shelter Bay, WA
shemandr said:
Maybe it's not appropriate to this situation but I wonder sometimes if the best solution is remove the hardware from the boat and work on it in your shop with the hardware on a bench at a comfortable height and good lighting.
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Must remove the drum and gypsy from the shaft in order to remove the motor. I think a Proto 3/8” drive SAE drag link socket 11/16” straight bit will do the trick. https://www.mscdirect.com/browse/tn...kets & Socket Accessories Ad Group - Supplier
 
smokey73

smokey73

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Oct 26, 2010
2,214
Hunter 40.5 Beaufort, SC
The right angle impact wrench with the drag ink socket as per @Terry Cox would do the trick. You'll also be surprised were you would find uses for the right angle impact driver. Its like having a backhoe attachment for your tractor, you wonder how you did without it before. If you don't have the compressor I'd opt for the electric but make sure it is an impact driver, not just a regular electric socket wrench.
 
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