Couldn't agree more.<br /><br />Aldo
<br /><br />Guys, I appreciate and respect all of your advice. I don't have a lot of posts, but I have learned a lifetime's worth of knowledge just from reading others. It's not as important to me who is correct, but more important that I get to spend more time on the water and less in the driveway. <br /><br />Don S. is a tremendous wealth of information as well as Bondo (even though he don't do OMC ). That's just naming 2 of the many knowledgeable members I hope to get responses from when I have a problem. <br /><br />Trog, no doubt you have a unique way of looking at things sometimes, but sometimes it's the unique way is the only way to solve a problem. I'm always glad to get your input as well.<br /><br />The less knowledgeable, such as myself, need the advice offered on this board... regardless of what perspective it might come from.<br /><br />I'll step down from my soap box now...<br /><br />-KH-I would like to agree with the crazy 1. Now I know I am new but I did notice the conflict and in rereading some of the posts we all must agree that some people are just overly sensitive. This board is composed of people of all ages, races, creeds and national origins. There is bound to be a difference of opinion, and all people on this site wont like each other. Just as in real life you got people you dont like. Just deal with it, I mean if you let someone push your buttons that far, you need to give yourself a reality check. This is just a discussion board. This is not life and if someone is that involved that they take this stuff personal maybe they do need to take a break to reassess their priorities. I personally have gleaned many tidbits of wisdom from both Don and Trog. I discard the chaff and keep the wheat. Like myself I am not a boat mechanic but I was a professional auto mechanic, So I offer advice based on that. I dont go tothe outboard pages, cause I know diddly about outboards. Anyway We all need to let people be themselves and stay out of their conflicts beacuase we will just make things worse. We all need to remember that you should be polite to people, and dont antagonize them and dont make personal attacks, becausae the reality is we dont really know these people. So lets just all treat each other with dignity and respect and we would all get along just fine.<br />P.S, I am a professional mental health counseler. So if ya need any advice let me know.
<br />Later,
<br /><br />I don't know Don, I don't know Trog, and I don't know Rodbolt.<br /><br />I personally enjoy Trog's responses - Trog - you hang in there!<br /><br />Don and Rodbolt seem to be equal with their professional abilities. -Rodbolt, I truly appreciate your level headed dealing with all posters - me included - and your liberal use of the smily to keep responses light hearted - even when "admonishing" some misinformation. It helps tremendously. <br /><br />I enjoy this forum and it has been a great help to me over the years. Thanks to all involved! 
Great response! People are just looking for a little help and advice. Keeping it fun is what makes me come back. No one comes here to be talked down to.Originally posted by Fishermark:<br /> <br />Don and Rodbolt seem to be equal with their professional abilities. -Rodbolt, I truly appreciate your level headed dealing with all posters - me included - and your liberal use of the smily
This is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS. ONE very TINY dribble of GAS WILL BLOW YOUR BOAT AND KILL EVERYONE ON IT. Don was right, but some people still don't LISTEN. Okay on a car, but an enclosed (gas vapor heavier than air, so you don't SMELL IT) boat..I give up
Jeeeezzzz, people come here for ANSWERS, not "style". Don treated this like it is a FORUM. Others treats it like a chatroom, and you have to wade through mindless blather and come out more confused than before ......big diff....
