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Re: Funny (or Sad) Winterizing stories
Winterized my Black Thunder in Oct. and sent the props out to be reworked. Later on I realized that I had not pumped out the holding tank. It was full and I could not just put antifreeze in the tank. Had to wait 3 weeks for the props to come back, drive 3 1/2 hours one way, put the boat in the water, pump out the head, and re-winterize. Then the trailer brakes quit working just to give me a winter project. Two more trips and the brake issue is fixed and the rig will go to TMP in LA in Dec for winter maintenance. Joe Murray
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Re: Funny (or Sad) Winterizing stories
Originally Posted by Magicfloat
He said, "Well,that's why I had it winterized,so we could use it all winter" :eek:
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Re: Funny (or Sad) Winterizing stories
Originally Posted by f311fr1
Winterized my Black Thunder in Oct. and sent the props out to be reworked. Later on I realized that I had not pumped out the holding tank. It was full and I could not just put antifreeze in the tank. Had to wait 3 weeks for the props to come back, drive 3 1/2 hours one way, put the boat in the water, pump out the head, and re-winterize. Then the trailer brakes quit working just to give me a winter project. Two more trips and the brake issue is fixed and the rig will go to TMP in LA in Dec for winter maintenance. Joe Murray
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Re: Funny (or Sad) Winterizing stories
Joe - Sounds to me like you were looking for a good excuse to try out the prop's.
Mind if I use that one sometime? |
Re: Funny (or Sad) Winterizing stories
Well yeah I had to splash to pump out the holding tank. How else could I prop test!!. Joe Murray
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