Prop Blowout on twin Outboard
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Pepper-e I was given the prop catalog that the boat was in. Did you purchase the boat new? Thanks for taking good care of it. Its still in great shape for its age. Did you ever do any work on the powerheads. The hour meter shows 250 hrs. I just freshened up the powerheads. What kind of speeds were you seeing and what props were you running? Thanks for any help.
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Pepper-e I was given the prop catalog that the boat was in. Did you purchase the boat new? Thanks for taking good care of it. Its still in great shape for its age. Did you ever do any work on the powerheads. The hour meter shows 250 hrs. I just freshened up the powerheads. What kind of speeds were you seeing and what props were you running? Thanks for any help.
Right after the boat was finished, one of the engines decided it wanted a hole the size of your fist in it's side. It took several months, but Mercury did finally send a new powerhead. I think this boat ran in the low to mid 90's?
It is a fun - fast boat, but you do have to drive it. I sold it to a guy that lived in Jupiter, Fl and lost track of it after that. Glad to hear it still looks good - Pepper.



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