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Fact is O.T posters are
bored, non boating, political #$%%#$)(*_&*
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On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 17:57:46 -0700, jps wrote:
In article , says... bored, non boating, political #$%%#$)(*_&* Was on my boat yesterday fixing the freshwater pump and I'm busy as can be. Care to try again? jps If you are so dedicated to boating, don't post OT. I guess I am dreaming ehh? Regards John S |
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On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 22:05:43 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote: On 25 Aug 2004 00:30:26 GMT, (Florida Keyz) wrote: bored, non boating, political #$%%#$)(*_&* ------------------------------------------ Sterling, tell us something about the Keys, your trawler, hurricane Charley, anything boating related. Lead by example. I'll start. Work has me pinned to the wall this year. I took my boat out only twice, Memorial Day and the 4th of July weekend. We do have plans for Labor day to spend the Holiday on the boat. I have a small ding in the prop that I incurred over the 4th of July weekend. The ding surprised me since what I thought was a black paint over a smooth aluminum surface turned out to be more of a heavy epoxy finish over a somewhat rough surface (almost looks like a coarse sand casting) . I paid a couple hundred for the prop, if I remember it is a 16"x15 or 16 pitch prop. Is the rough undersurface and epoxy coating a normal expectation for a prop? Should I consider stainless steel since I do beach the boat a lot while camping with family. The outdrive is a Volvo Penta 260A if I remember correctly. A rough year for boating for me. Regards John S |
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 17:57:46 -0700, jps wrote:
Was on my boat yesterday fixing the freshwater pump and I'm busy as can be. Care to try again? jps Naw, there are some assholes that have boats...you just happen to be one of them. |
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I'll start. Work has me pinned to the wall this year. I took my boat
out only twice, Memorial Day and the 4th of July weekend. We do have plans for Labor day to spend the Holiday on the boat. I have a small ding in the prop that I incurred over the 4th of July weekend. The ding surprised me since what I thought was a black paint over a smooth aluminum surface turned out to be more of a heavy epoxy finish over a somewhat rough surface (almost looks like a coarse sand casting) . I paid a couple hundred for the prop, if I remember it is a 16"x15 or 16 pitch prop. Is the rough undersurface and epoxy coating a normal expectation for a prop? Should I consider stainless steel since I do beach the boat a lot while camping with family. The outdrive is a Volvo Penta 260A if I remember correctly. A rough year for boating for me. Regards John S Wow...I have exactly the same year. I left my boat at my lake house, and got there on Mem Day and the 4th. I'm heading up tomorrow. I also trashed a prop on the 4th. |
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John S wrote in message . ..
On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 17:57:46 -0700, jps wrote: In article , says... bored, non boating, political #$%%#$)(*_&* Was on my boat yesterday fixing the freshwater pump and I'm busy as can be. Care to try again? jps If you are so dedicated to boating, don't post OT. I guess I am dreaming ehh? Regards John S I guess you ARE dreaming, seeing how your reply isn't boating related, either. |
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