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exhaust hose...with or without wire
On Wed, 24 Mar 2010 11:42:18 -0400, hk
wrote: On 3/24/10 8:34 AM, Don White wrote: wrote in message m... On 3/23/10 9:18 PM, Eisboch wrote: Sounds like the type that was on the last boat I had and had to replace. Big honking hoses. The engines were the MercCruiser (GM) 454ci and the hoses that ran from the risers to the mufflers were either 4" or 6" diameter. (can't remember). The boat yard where I bought the boat located and installed them. I never liked that boat. Sold it. Now boatless. Miss the Navigator. Eisboch Considering your previous taste in boats, I never could figure out why you bought that last boat. I would have kept the little GB if it were in good shape, since it seemed well-found and also satisfied your need for creature comforts when "bach'ing" it. There were a few American Tugs or whatever that other brand is for sale at a local boatyard. Looked lightly used. You ever look 'em over? If I could convince the Crown Corp I worked for to double my modest pension, that's the type of boat I'd take command of. Up here, we need something seaworthy& comfortable for coastal cruising... especially with a somewhat short, usually damp, boating season. I liked the looks of that Navigator...looked "shippy" to me. As in Disney floating hotel? |
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