Motley Crew
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06-23-2008, 09:30 AM
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Thanks John. We had come over the day before and gotten behind a semi truck rig that was belching soot that got everywhere on and IN the boat. Took the cover off Sat am and everywhere you touch the soot would smear all over the hull, the upholtery and whatever. Took 2.5 hours to clean with Chuck's help. That's why I owe Chuck a boat cleaning.
But we had a good time!!!
But we had a good time!!!
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06-23-2008, 09:35 AM
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Oh Ouch!!! That must have sucked!!!!!! I had a similar problem on my 1st boat on a tow down to the bay and the rear pinion seal gave up......Talk about a smelly friggin mess
Luckily it was limited to the mostly under the rubrail and a small amount on the bow and windsheild.
Luckily it was limited to the mostly under the rubrail and a small amount on the bow and windsheild.
