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Lou C
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Milky oil
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water got in somehow, do you still have the old HGs, post up a pic. Given the labor to R+R and have to do it twice, explain to him it's...
Sep 17, 2026
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jitterbug127
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Another season comes to an end and my 1980 Johnson 35 HP still runs flawlessly. I've been the owner 3 or 4 seasons now. Gear lube, new...
Sep 17, 2026
Scott Danforth
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the boat was designed to last 15 years and be replaced. it did that and then some.
Sep 17, 2026
Scott Danforth
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In my opinion, plywood is best. Coosa is alright because it won't rot, but given its strength without glass, I wouldn't consider it (or...
Sep 17, 2026
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SeaRayboater95
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Milky oil
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I'm not seeing any water in the cylinders, I believe. Trying to figure out how water got in the oil. Customer wants to "risk it and just...
Sep 17, 2026
Bondo
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i feel extra drainage above the waterline is never a bad thing
Sep 17, 2026
redneck joe
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on an i/o would coosa be ok? Not a lot of force from engine, just swim platform and tow ropes?
Sep 17, 2026
redneck joe
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Wood stove install
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scott, no plans for oil and planned to check with insurance.
Sep 17, 2026
redneck joe
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Wood stove install
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code says 2 feet above highest point.
Sep 17, 2026
redneck joe
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if you go out the side, how far up do you need to send it up? above the roof peek maybe, to keep swirling winds from hampering the draft?
Sep 17, 2026
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MikeSchinlaub
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fire up the grinder..... remove the air pocket..... repair.... it happens to all of us. 1708 is not recommended with epoxy, as the...
Sep 17, 2026
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MikeSchinlaub
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Restoring 1975 glasply 2300, bilge question...
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In my opinion, plywood is best. Coosa is alright because it won't rot, but given its strength without glass, I wouldn't consider it (or...
Sep 17, 2026
Scott Danforth
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One of those days - Head meets wall.
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fire up the grinder..... remove the air pocket..... repair.... it happens to all of us. 1708 is not recommended with epoxy, as the...
Sep 17, 2026
Scott Danforth
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Wood stove install
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I heated a shop and shed with a small 24" square boiler converted to run waste oil. the boiler itself heated the shed as thats where...
Sep 17, 2026
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MikeSchinlaub
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Ah, I love people willing to take up a challenge and be advised that it will be enjoyable. Itchy and sticky but in the end very...
Sep 17, 2026
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