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03-03-2006, 07:21 AM
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Re: Good News
Originally Posted by JaayTeee
Dock,
How did they "finish" the straightened
area ?
Is it smooth ( as the original gel) ?
Or, did they leave a rough ( sanded) texture
to it ?
I think with 30's, you'll be tickling 80
jt
How did they "finish" the straightened
area ?
Is it smooth ( as the original gel) ?
Or, did they leave a rough ( sanded) texture
to it ?
I think with 30's, you'll be tickling 80
jt
I thought about sanding it, but for the little gain you would actually see it was not worth it in my opinion as for resale. Would probably raise too many negative questions.
03-03-2006, 07:22 AM
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Re: Good News
Originally Posted by Steel Outlawed
I'll be glad to get mine back from Kevin. I still have a few things to do before spring.
03-03-2006, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by bikinilover
That motor didn't go again did it?
After seeing all the parts that were in the engine no wonder James had trouble blowing engines. The internal parts were not much to be desired.
03-03-2006, 12:34 PM
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Re: Good News
Originally Posted by Steel Outlawed
It would have, if I had not taken in it in for a tune up. It ended up needing more than just a tune up.
After seeing all the parts that were in the engine no wonder James had trouble blowing engines. The internal parts were not much to be desired.
After seeing all the parts that were in the engine no wonder James had trouble blowing engines. The internal parts were not much to be desired.
03-03-2006, 03:23 PM
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Re: Good News
Originally Posted by bikinilover
Is Derybery going to warranty it? .
Yeah right, like he warranted my friend Cullin's engines in Jacksonville, or Jim Tyson's engines in Jackson, or the guy on here a few months ago in Virginia.
I would not let him touch my engines with a 10 foot pole.
From what I have seen and heard first hand he builds "JUNK" and rips people off.
03-03-2006, 05:26 PM
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Re: Good News
Glad To See The Boat Came Out Ok The 741 Is A Great
Cam Why Don't You Try A Set Of Hydro's The Baja's
Seem To Like That Prop I Spin A 27 Or A 28 Pitch With
My 36.
ARE YOU SPINNING THE PROPS IN OR OUT??
Cam Why Don't You Try A Set Of Hydro's The Baja's
Seem To Like That Prop I Spin A 27 Or A 28 Pitch With
My 36.
ARE YOU SPINNING THE PROPS IN OR OUT??
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03-03-2006, 05:27 PM
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Re: Good News
Originally Posted by Steel Outlawed
Actually I pulled one of the engines, so you could pass me. 
Did your boat originally come with "Blue motors" ?
The reason I ask is that I've never seen one ( w/HP's)
without offshore motor mounts.....wondering if it was
an option.
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