(Richard*Casady)wrote
All the construction equipment has attached caps that rotate open under
exhaust pressure. Those dealers have parts departments.
Casady

True, but soup cans are cheaper, Most of the watermen I knew didn't have
alot of $$ to spare on flappers, or we're just plain cheap. As a matter
of fact the same dockmate I mentioned pulled that 455 out of an old
Pontiac to use in his boat. I made the keel coolers for him.
Sometimes in order to make a living, and put food on the table you have
to be creative. UD

On Sep 8, 4:17*pm, (UglyDan®©™) wrote:
*(Richard*Casady)wrote
All the construction equipment has attached caps that rotate open under
exhaust pressure. Those dealers have parts departments.
Casady *

True, but soup cans are cheaper, Most of the watermen I knew didn't have
alot of $$ to spare on flappers, or we're just plain cheap. As a matter
of fact the same dockmate I mentioned pulled that 455 out of an old
Pontiac to use in his boat. I made the keel coolers for him.
Sometimes in order to make a living, and put food on the table you have
to be creative. UD

I know exactly what you mean! I grew up on a farm and when something
broke, you didn't take it to the shop, you fixed it. I sure learned
alot that way, though. It amazes me when I see people my age and
younger that don't know how to do anything for themselves.

On Sep 8, 4:35*pm, wrote:
On Sep 8, 4:17*pm, (UglyDan®©™) wrote:

*(Richard*Casady)wrote
All the construction equipment has attached caps that rotate open under
exhaust pressure. Those dealers have parts departments.
Casady *

True, but soup cans are cheaper, Most of the watermen I knew didn't have
alot of $$ to spare on flappers, or we're just plain cheap. As a matter
of fact the same dockmate I mentioned pulled that 455 out of an old
Pontiac to use in his boat. I made the keel coolers for him.
Sometimes in order to make a living, and put food on the table you have
to be creative. UD

I know exactly what you mean! I grew up on a farm and when something
broke, you didn't take it to the shop, you fixed it. I sure learned
alot that way, though. It amazes me when I see people my age and
younger that don't know how to do anything for themselves.

Don't feel sorry for them, they can always go teach at university

On Sep 8, 4:44*pm, wrote:
On Sep 8, 4:35*pm, wrote:





On Sep 8, 4:17*pm, (UglyDan®©™) wrote:

*(Richard*Casady)wrote
All the construction equipment has attached caps that rotate open under
exhaust pressure. Those dealers have parts departments.
Casady *

True, but soup cans are cheaper, Most of the watermen I knew didn't have
alot of $$ to spare on flappers, or we're just plain cheap. As a matter
of fact the same dockmate I mentioned pulled that 455 out of an old
Pontiac to use in his boat. I made the keel coolers for him.
Sometimes in order to make a living, and put food on the table you have
to be creative. UD

I know exactly what you mean! I grew up on a farm and when something
broke, you didn't take it to the shop, you fixed it. I sure learned
alot that way, though. It amazes me when I see people my age and
younger that don't know how to do anything for themselves.

Don't feel sorry for them, they can always go teach at university- Hide quoted text -

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Or go to some diploma mill liberal arts school!