Freeze plugs popped
#32
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From: Lake Dallas, TX
I don't have a prop right now, I bought a hydromotive it won't be here till Friday. I would taken the boat right over there if I had the prop, but I am definitely celebrating tonight! Still can't believe I dodge that bullet!!
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From: yorkville,il
i hope all is well,if you come out of this with no cracked block or heads,you need to go to the closest casino and bet big,because you are a lucky man.i have seen plugs pop out and no damage,hope this is the case for you.next year,just for the hell of it,remove the thermostat and dump in 2 gallons of antifreeze after you drain the block.
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man you are lucky
a buddy of mine last year lost the freeze plugs and put them back in and we ran it on a hose and all was fine until we put it in the water and then it showed up in the oil -guess what new motor cracks in the block
good luck
a buddy of mine last year lost the freeze plugs and put them back in and we ran it on a hose and all was fine until we put it in the water and then it showed up in the oil -guess what new motor cracks in the block
good luck
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Got the new Hydromotive, the boat is running awesome, now looking at exhaust to up grade next. My hull is not overly responsive to upgrades, I know it's never going to be a speed demon, it's more of a learning experience for me.



