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Boat Survey
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:11:38 -0500, Dave Brown
wrote: Eisboch wrote: Ran into a potential problem with the boat sale. The buyer's surveyor discovered that the oil pans on the engines were in bad shape and need to be replaced. I never noticed (although I never really personally inspected them having owned the boat for less than a year) and the surveyor I had when I bought it missed them completely. Just for my own further education, how did he determine they were not longer fit for service? Has the boat seen salt water? I have only ever had to replace one oil pan in 33 years working on boats (and it was cracked) so this is very interesting to me. |
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