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schlackoff, how does it feel to have a fish hook in your mouth. I don't for a
moment believe the boat had a gas engine. I was commenting of the cleaning of the engine's spark plugs as journalistic technique to show foreboding and anxiety. (look 'em up) gould, nobody her but me read the book. several have googled looking for parts of it, but none have read it. in fact, most could not if they tried. Well, I read it. I don't have it handy right now because it's on the boat. Makes for good reading on the hook. ![]() If you tell me where you read it had a gas engine (chapter, page, whatever) I'll take a look next time I'm at the boat. If you actually believe it had a gas engine just because Junger may have said so in his book, you're either pretty gullible or just don't know much about that type of boat. What model gas engine do you think they would have used to power a vessel that weighs over 100 tons loaded for weeks at a time? Why do you think they would have switched over to a gas engine when it was originally built with a 900hp 1271 detroit diesel? It is possible that the generator and/or icemaker were powered by gas engines. Could that be what you read and are confusing it with the main engine? If it were my boat, those would be diesel also. Using one type of fuel for everything has advantages when you're far away from anywhere weeks at a time. Steve gould, nobody her but me read the book. several have googled looking for parts of it, but none have read it. in fact, most could not if they tried. Well, I read it. I don't have it handy right now because it's on the boat. Makes for good reading on the hook. ![]() If you tell me where you read it had a gas engine (chapter, page, whatever) I'll take a look next time I'm at the boat. If you actually believe it had a gas engine just because Junger may have said so in his book, you're either pretty gullible or just don't know much about that type of boat. What model gas engine do you think they would have used to power a vessel that weighs over 100 tons loaded for weeks at a time? Why do you think they would have switched over to a gas engine when it was originally built with a 900hp 1271 detroit diesel? It is possible that the generator and/or icemaker were powered by gas engines. Could that be what you read and are confusing it with the main engine? If it were my boat, those would be diesel also. Using one type of fuel for everything has advantages when you're far away from anywhere weeks at a time. Steve |
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