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Rumor of Ethanol causing older outboard engines to 'blow up'?
HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote: On Sat, 03 Nov 2007 01:06:57 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: Good - gotta be better than tying up between two deadmen in a channel huh? :) For sure. Tranny repairs suck. Yes but this is a good place to get work done. Some of the biggest builders of custom sportfish are just a few miles south of here - lots of good people and lots of resources. It's also an interesting area to poke around in. Kitty Hawk and the Wright Brothers Museum are a few miles north, Cape Hatteras and Ocracoke about 60 miles south. There are miles and miles of deserted beaches, big dunes, interesting wildlife, etc. It took two guys a day and a half just to get the tranny out. It's built like a battleship but probably needs a few dollars worth of hydraulic seals which will take about 8 man days of labor to replace. 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? You really are an asshole, Krause. |
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