Went boating Friday and spun a coupler, we were out about 15 miles from the house and lost a coupler, so in the shop it goes Monday morning and shell out 2K to pull the engine and throw in a new one, ain't that a bitch. :angry:
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Went boating Friday and spun a coupler, we were out about 15 miles from the house and lost a coupler, so in the shop it goes Monday morning and shell out 2K to pull the engine and throw in a new one, ain't that a bitch. :angry:
Sorry dude.....that sucks :sorry:Quote:
Originally Posted by 314joey
Thanks Paul, dahm, part cost $500 by itself, friggin' Mercruiser.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul65K
I lost one a couple years ago when I grenade my drive. Problem was I didn't know the coupler was bad until I got drive and boat back together. Thing was vibrating like a out of balance washing machine. So back in the shop to yank the engine.
I don't think it was $2K though. I want to say it was less than a grand.
I thought this was a thread about Grads playing Blackjack 😡
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They tells me it's going to be between $1,200-1,500 hundred bucks, but why do I know he'll find something else, ugh.
I need to go to Vegas and win it back, I'm lucky in Vegas, this dahm puppy we got, ugh.
I believe it was a little more than $2,000. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by mrs.daytona
LolQuote:
Originally Posted by mrs.daytona
Sorry to hear! Hope there's nothing else!Quote:
Originally Posted by 314joey
What happens when you have problems out there? Do you have Vessel Assist?
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That's the blessing of having two engines, I could idle in on the other engine, but we have Sea Two and they come get you and tow you home it's about $175 a year, but the tow is free if you have it, it's well worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Were you on a sandbar??lolQuote:
Originally Posted by 314joey