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On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 13:32:49 -0800, "Lloyd Sumpter"
wrote: I think our salt water must be different from yours. Although Far Cove is fresh-water cooled, the heat exchanger, riser, etc. has been exposed to salt water for 20 years (3000hrs or so) and are still good. If 700 hrs is "real" (ie the hourmeter has not been disconnected, etc) I'd say the engines still have lots of life left. =================================== The difference is in the type of engine. Yours is a small sailboat diesel which weighs about 15 pounds per horsepower and is fresh water cooled. The engines under discussion are LARGE high performance gasoline engines which weigh less than 3 pounds per horsepower and are raw water cooled. Which engine do you think will last longer? |
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