That really sucks to hear Mike. Yeah I had mentioned a couple times that I would have had the motor looked at but good thing you did.. Cant wait to see pics of you and the wife heading up river in it..
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09-15-2014, 06:18 PM #1Senior Member
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yea that will be soon, both tod and dave have been incredibly fair and fast and knowledgeable with their work. I heard mat was back to work if he is please let me know. the last time i talked to him he didn't sound to good so i haven't called as i didn't want to bother him.
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started the motor today fired right up. only things left are final adjustment on cavitation plates, run the motor and adjust timeing and valves when hot then install the interior. the left tank is not reading but I only put in 7 gallons don't know if its stuck from sitting so long but that will be easy and not a major issue. won't be long now
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Nice, Mike!!! Let us know when you have it back home!
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Very cool boat! Do you have any pictures of her with the interior in or better pic of the windshield? Originally Posted by sangermike
Who made the tanks? If so, IMCO installs a short sender in their tanks in order to make the driver think they have less fuel (less likely to run out). I don't think they're set a whole 7 gallons high, but who knows, many tanks are built different.
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