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10-05-2023 | 03:58 PM

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compedgemarine

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seems that the new policy going forward for all engines sales is that the seller provide some KY jelly to help with screwing they are giving

10-05-2023 | 04:04 PM

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87CigCafe

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Truth

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seems that the new policy going forward for all engines sales is that the seller provide some KY jelly to help with screwing they are giving

I agree 100% haha

10-06-2023 | 07:44 AM

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gotcha I misunderstood you at first sorry bud. Yeah they were trash from the get-go it seems and me being the trusting type I screwed up.

if you look at the one photo with the freeze plug is missing you can see the others that had tried to push themselves out also…

I feel your pain. Had the same issue that cost me $$ to fix. I believe the seller was unaware in my situation, but in the end, I got too excited and went forward with the deal. local guy here made it right for me though. Engines are strong and dependable so far.

10-06-2023 | 07:48 AM

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87CigCafe

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Yes sir!

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there’s a nice man on here I won’t mention his name that has offered his services on helping me figure out things and has been a great help to me along the way from the get go on all of this. I gotta find some freaking time to get them out of the boat again but once they are out I’m headed his way at a high rate of speed.