On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 23:56:02 -0500, wrote:

Said it was a Scripps V 12. I dont know what your referring to
Harry....I'd like to see the boat in motion.

It looks like the owner would too. It stalled about every 20 seconds.

The boat looks like a triple cockpit Hackercraft. I owned for a
short period of time back in the late 60s, very cool boat. It had a
6 cylinder flathead Gray Marine engine, not as impressive as the
Scripps V-12 but it ran a lot better. :-)

Mine looked a lot like the number 3 boat in this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfeZ5Z25Ogw

On Dec 14, 1:37*pm, wrote:
On Sun, 14 Dec 2008 08:37:30 -0800 (PST),

wrote:
Harry....I'd like to see the boat in motion.

It looks like the owner would too. It stalled about every 20 seconds.

Pffffftttt...

Yep, that is what it did.

I have been taking an acting class

On Dec 14, 11:15*am, wrote:
On Dec 14, 12:18*am, wrote:

On Dec 13, 11:56*pm, wrote:

On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:41:20 -0800 (PST), wrote:
Said it was a Scripps V 12. I dont know what your referring to
Harry....I'd like to see the boat in motion.

It looks like the owner would too. It stalled about every 20 seconds.

Well, for not being warmed up, I thought it ran great. You never
thought to figure that out...huh?

How do you know whether or not it was warmed up? Also, most engines
that are in good shape keep running even when cold.

This just shows how LITTLE you know about motors, you asswipe. Maybe
the choke was sticking....duh.......duh......

On Dec 15, 3:03*pm, wrote:
On Dec 14, 11:15*am, wrote:

On Dec 14, 12:18*am, wrote:

On Dec 13, 11:56*pm, wrote:

On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:41:20 -0800 (PST), wrote:
Said it was a Scripps V 12. I dont know what your referring to
Harry....I'd like to see the boat in motion.

It looks like the owner would too. It stalled about every 20 seconds.

Well, for not being warmed up, I thought it ran great. You never
thought to figure that out...huh?

How do you know whether or not it was warmed up? Also, most engines
that are in good shape keep running even when cold.

This just shows how LITTLE you know about motors, you asswipe. Maybe
the choke was sticking....duh.......duh......

Oh, there's LOTS of "maybe" things that could have been wrong. Let's
see, my uncle was an aviation machinist, I've been working on motors
since I was old enough to hold a wrench, I've wrenched on race cars
that my cousins owned, I ran a full service station once, we had a
working farm that we kept things running on, I raced motorcyles and
maintained them, I raced snowmobiles and maintained/rebuilt them, yet
you make wild assumptions without any knowledge. Oh, and it's an
engine. The word Engine is taken from the term "Heat Engine" which is
used to describe a device that converts Thermo Chemical Energy or Heat
Energy into Mechanical Work. Hence you can say that Jet Turbines,
Steam Power and Internal Combustion devices are in fact "Engines".

Whereas...

The word "Motor" was shortened from the original term "Electric Motor"
which is used to describe devices that convert "Electrical Energy"
into "Mechanical Work". Hence you can say that Drills, Winches, Saws
and some newer Electric Cars have "Motors".

On Dec 16, 8:33*am, wrote:
On Dec 15, 3:03*pm, wrote:





On Dec 14, 11:15*am, wrote:

On Dec 14, 12:18*am, wrote:

On Dec 13, 11:56*pm, wrote:

On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:41:20 -0800 (PST), wrote:
Said it was a Scripps V 12. I dont know what your referring to
Harry....I'd like to see the boat in motion.

It looks like the owner would too. It stalled about every 20 seconds.

Well, for not being warmed up, I thought it ran great. You never
thought to figure that out...huh?

How do you know whether or not it was warmed up? Also, most engines
that are in good shape keep running even when cold.

This just shows how LITTLE you know about motors, you asswipe. Maybe
the choke was sticking....duh.......duh......

Oh, there's LOTS of "maybe" things that could have been wrong. Let's
see, my uncle was an aviation machinist, I've been working on motors
since I was old enough to hold a wrench, I've wrenched on race cars
that my cousins owned, I ran a full service station once, we had a
working farm that we kept things running on, I raced motorcyles and
maintained them, I raced snowmobiles and maintained/rebuilt them, yet
you make wild assumptions without any knowledge. Oh, and it's an
engine. The word Engine is taken from the term "Heat Engine" which is
used to describe a device that converts Thermo Chemical Energy or Heat
Energy into Mechanical Work. Hence you can say that Jet Turbines,
Steam Power and Internal Combustion devices are in fact "Engines".

Whereas...

The word "Motor" was shortened from the original term "Electric Motor"
which is used to describe devices that convert "Electrical Energy"
into "Mechanical Work". Hence you can say that Drills, Winches, Saws
and some newer Electric Cars have "Motors".- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Listen to Mr Behavioural science here. Nit picking dork .Dont read my
posts then, asshole. You, with your " vast " knowledge of " engines "
should hear a sticking choke.....but no...you must digress to the
aforementioned ****.
Go sit on your Putter, and wonder what Harry is saying today. For all
you've supposedly done in the past...you sure seem to have NO life.

On Dec 16, 10:39*am, wrote:
On Dec 16, 8:33*am, wrote:





On Dec 15, 3:03*pm, wrote:

On Dec 14, 11:15*am, wrote:

On Dec 14, 12:18*am, wrote:

On Dec 13, 11:56*pm, wrote:

On Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:41:20 -0800 (PST), wrote:
Said it was a Scripps V 12. I dont know what your referring to
Harry....I'd like to see the boat in motion.

It looks like the owner would too. It stalled about every 20 seconds.

Well, for not being warmed up, I thought it ran great. You never
thought to figure that out...huh?

How do you know whether or not it was warmed up? Also, most engines
that are in good shape keep running even when cold.

This just shows how LITTLE you know about motors, you asswipe. Maybe
the choke was sticking....duh.......duh......

Oh, there's LOTS of "maybe" things that could have been wrong. Let's
see, my uncle was an aviation machinist, I've been working on motors
since I was old enough to hold a wrench, I've wrenched on race cars
that my cousins owned, I ran a full service station once, we had a
working farm that we kept things running on, I raced motorcyles and
maintained them, I raced snowmobiles and maintained/rebuilt them, yet
you make wild assumptions without any knowledge. Oh, and it's an
engine. The word Engine is taken from the term "Heat Engine" which is
used to describe a device that converts Thermo Chemical Energy or Heat
Energy into Mechanical Work. Hence you can say that Jet Turbines,
Steam Power and Internal Combustion devices are in fact "Engines".

Whereas...

The word "Motor" was shortened from the original term "Electric Motor"
which is used to describe devices that convert "Electrical Energy"
into "Mechanical Work". Hence you can say that Drills, Winches, Saws
and some newer Electric Cars have "Motors".- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Listen to Mr Behavioural science here. Nit picking dork .Dont read my
posts then, asshole. You, with your " vast " knowledge of " engines "
should hear a sticking choke.....but no...you must digress to the
aforementioned ****.
Go sit on your Putter, and wonder what Harry is saying today. For all
you've supposedly done in the past...you sure seem to have NO life.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You actually heard a choke sticking?!!! BWAAAHAAAAA!!!!!!