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We had a similar situation on our Sundowner 30 tug this past summer. Vent was open, ran a snake into the black water tank, but 2 different pumpouts would not pull a vacuum to empty the tank. Hummm....... Found that the metal elbow between the tank and the pumpout hose had broken. Fortunately...

It appears from the picture that the wrapped line forced the shaft away from the transmission, causing the plastic drive saver to dis-taught.

Our 4-236 Perkins had similar issues. The problem turned out to be the starter solenoid. The contacts had arced over time to the point that they no longer made sufficient contact to run the starter motor under a load. The comment to swap starter motors makes a lot of sense!

122 degrees by itself isn't too high, but I'd be concerned over the cause. You might want to "listen" to the bearing. Fret corroding due to lack of lubrication or moisture in the bearing will create "Flats" on the balls and "holes" in the contact angle which will generate heat and give an...

A great fix!

We are very happy with our 9' TUG Inflatable and offer them for your consideration. I've been told by them that know that you don't need to own a Tug to buy and use a TUG Inflatable. The large tubes, aluminum hull, flat floor and built in bow locker were the selling features that we were...