circusbear
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- Sep 13, 2011
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Hey there,
First post here fellas. My mechanic had me spent a load of money on my new to me boat. My trim gauge wasn't working so he suggested changing out the sending units. After pulling the boat out this spring, all was well with the gauge- worked like it should. We launched our boat, and drove it to our slip. By the time we arrived, the gauge wasn't working again. I called the mechanic and he thinks that the gauge is faulty. I am thinking it is outside the boat in the water. What do you guys think?? I really hate throwing money after something when the mechanic is guessing at what's wrong. Any way of checking the gauge before I buy a new one?? Thanks for your help.
First post here fellas. My mechanic had me spent a load of money on my new to me boat. My trim gauge wasn't working so he suggested changing out the sending units. After pulling the boat out this spring, all was well with the gauge- worked like it should. We launched our boat, and drove it to our slip. By the time we arrived, the gauge wasn't working again. I called the mechanic and he thinks that the gauge is faulty. I am thinking it is outside the boat in the water. What do you guys think?? I really hate throwing money after something when the mechanic is guessing at what's wrong. Any way of checking the gauge before I buy a new one?? Thanks for your help.
