Richard Casady wrote:
On Sat, 7 Feb 2009 10:07:54 -0800 (PST), wrote:
Simple, simpleton. You have to bend the cotter pin around enough to
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Then why was the " bend the ends out just a little " made, dummy? Once
again, your foot is in your mouth.
Or trim it a bit with the cutters you used to remove the old one, and
then spread the ends just a little. I don't think it actually makes
much difference what you do, as long as it is bent enough to stay in
the hole, it's good to go.
Casady
I haven't been following this thread closely, but has John Herring
offered up a wrong answer yet? It isn't an official rec.boats
misinformation thread until he does.
And don't forget to winterize the innards of your engines with WD-40.
Run out of four-cycle oil for your four-cycle outboard? Heck, use
two-cycle oil in the gas.