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Old 11-11-2009, 09:32 PM
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I went to this last year for the first time and they have some very informative classes.
The teachers are very smart/knowledgable and the Mechanics taking the classes are great.
There held at Wyotech in Daytona FL Jan. 14-18th 2010.
Im going down again for some more classes. Figure I would pass the info on in case anybody is looking to learn some knowledge.

Heres a link to Amtech's training workshops this coming January.
Let me know if you have any questions or if your going to take some classes there.
Scroll down for workshops/classes.
http://www.am-tech.org/marine_service.amsp
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Old 11-15-2009, 10:20 AM
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I figured I would not get many responses but nothing!
I will bump it in case anybody wants to learn how to troubleshoot or other classes over a weekend.
And no I get nothing for promoting this.
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i would be interested but I dont see any classes on drives. Iv been through GM factory training and most of this marine stuff is 10 year old gm technology. But I would love to take some classes on drives,trans ect as im really learning as I go in that dept.
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Yea I wish they were doing a Alpha/bravo drive class this year.
They are doing a Borg Warner transmission rebuild class, I heard this was good from the guys that took it last year.
The great thing about the classes is you learn alot in the short period of time.
I see your from Cleveland, Do you dock around here?
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I took a MAJOR course in rebuilding an engine at the School of Hard Knocks. If they have any vidoes and stuff I'd be interested in those!
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i live in parma(york rd) and rack stored last year in huron, next season ill be up at vineation on the bay I think. Im not a marine mechanic by trade, i actually work for a school system as a bus/fleet mechanic, i worked for gm dealers for 6 years and escaped just before it all went to hell. I just would like to take the classes for my own personal knowlage as im sure ill blow one up soon!
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where do you wrench?
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I don't have anything official yet. Just do it on the side. Might open a shop up next year.
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not a bad plan just need the economy to come back around here a bit, it was ruff in the auto dealer world i can only imagine the marine industry. Let me know if you do start up anything and are looking for help.
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Originally Posted by paul235
not a bad plan just need the economy to come back around here a bit, it was ruff in the auto dealer world i can only imagine the marine industry. Let me know if you do start up anything and are looking for help.
Will do.
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