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Default Rumor of Ethanol causing older outboard engines to 'blow up'?

On Fri, 02 Nov 2007 22:22:39 -0400, HK wrote:

Maybe you can scan the bill when it arrivesand post it for our reading
pleasure. Two and a half days to get it out, eight man days to fix, and
what, another two days to reinstall it?

$7500-$10000?


Anything less than 6 will be a bargain. We could have made it back to
Florida but this is a good place to get work done, and we'd never had
an opportunity to spend much time here before.

Getting serious work done in SWFL leaves a lot to be desired.
Lauderdale is good but it's hard to sort out who's who, and it's
expensive. Here in North Carolina reputations travel far and fast.
 
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