On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 16:57:31 GMT, "Clams Canino"
wrote:

I'm counting on that....

-W

"Harry Krause" wrote in message

Absurd. there are tens of thousands of strong-running older two cycle
outboards around.

Here's a curiosity question.

What is going to happen with all these older outboards when teh 2006
EPA standards take effect?

Later,

Tom

Subject: "Deep Six" those big old 2 strokes now
From: Short Wave Sportfishing

Here's a curiosity question.

What is going to happen with all these older outboards when teh 2006
EPA standards take effect?


Nothing as I understand it. They're grandfathered in.

Capt. Bill

What is going to happen with all these older outboards when teh 2006
EPA standards take effect?


Nothing as I understand it. They're grandfathered in.

Capt. Bill

I suppose it really depends on the state you are in. Ask anyone with an old car
what they have to go through in some states.

Subject: "Deep Six" those big old 2 strokes now
From: (Greg)

What is going to happen with all these older outboards when teh 2006
EPA standards take effect?


Nothing as I understand it. They're grandfathered in.

Capt. Bill

I suppose it really depends on the state you are in. Ask anyone with an old
car
what they have to go through in some states.

Have some states come out with a plan to sniff test outboards after 2006?

Capt. Bill

Have some states come out with a plan to sniff test outboards after 2006?

They can sniff my Johnson.

On 09 Sep 2004 02:16:20 GMT, obull (CCred68046)
wrote:

Have some states come out with a plan to sniff test outboards after 2006?

They can sniff my Johnson.


And suddenly, I'm not so grumpy anymore. :)

LOL!!!! Good one.

Take care.

Tom

"The beatings will stop when morale improves."
E. Teach, 1717

Have some states come out with a plan to sniff test outboards after 2006?


There are already places like the Peoples Republic of California that are
banning carburated 2 strokes on lakes.

There are already places like the Peoples Republic of California that are
banning carburated 2 strokes on lakes.

How will they catch them? Surely not with a 4 stroke. Lets be real.

I can build a box with a bunch of wires and stuff and say it's a prototype
DFI tower.

:P

-W

"CCred68046" wrote in message
...
There are already places like the Peoples Republic of California that are
banning carburated 2 strokes on lakes.

How will they catch them? Surely not with a 4 stroke. Lets be real.

There are already places like the Peoples Republic of California that are
banning carburated 2 strokes on lakes.

How will they catch them? Surely not with a 4 stroke. Lets be real.


They wait at the gas dock!