georgiaboy
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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- Dec 3, 2006
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does any one know a web site where I can see diagrams or exploded views of Mercury motors especially in the '80s?
In the service manual.
Real nice attitude there guys about the manual, have you considered that it many places (like areas where you have to drive 100+ miles to get to a body of water, most dealers don't stock a complete set of manuals and it takes over a week to get one, which is very inconvenient when you can get the parts, and want to do some testing that weekend....
If I had bought a manual for everything I've owned, torn down to a "nub", re-assembled and ran, or still run today,
That would be a lot of manuals.
So in other words you have never thought of the little box you are looking at right now that comes up with any manual ya want with a few mouse clicks and money? Ever tried just a Google search and get 99% of whats in the the Manual for free by putting a little effort into it (BRP..DR..Merc specific sites, many others)? Theres a fine line between years of hard knocks and time and money for the experience given free here by many, and someone who just wants something for nothing. I think GB here is sincere, but needs to be told to put a little more effort in it. When all else fails, THEN come to us.
You only have 4 posts, so giving the rest of us rules and telling us how to behave is beyond me. And you chiming in with your opinion in another persons post just plain rude...
PS. Think Georgiaboy probably has 100 lakes in those 100 miles of your theory
Silvertip, I just looked in my manual and the page was missing. I guess my dog ate it. Please, scan and send me a copy of yours. Thanks
Um, NO. if you had READ my post you would realize that possibly there are situations where people are sitting here with a manual for an uncommon motor on order but would like to get something done now, since not everyone has disposable amounts of money and time to spend on such pursuits. I'm just commenting that a reply to a question like "Look in the manual" defeats the purpose of the website. Sorry for thinking that friendliness and helpfulness should be presented here, obviously this is where you go to see who can be the bigger jerk instead of who can help... Thanks for clearing this all up for me
btw, reply-ing won't do any good, as I'm not going to use this set of forums anymore
an uncommon motor on order but would like to get something done now, since not everyone has disposable amounts of money and time to spend on such pursuits.