Mark, Sorry about all the tribulations on your trailer work - I find my outboard to be the most time consuming personally. I usually know what it is in need of repair - it just takes 2.3 hours to clean the carb and 'build" the motor cover back onto the powerhead. (something like 24 fasteners!) Trailers can be a pain - BUT at least you can go fishing right out the back door when you aren't sailing ! :>) Hope your epoxy kicks for your track - Take Care, Have Fun, You will be sailing soon. GO M-17 #316 "Air Powered"
Hi all, After 30 yr of annual frustration, no more problems: fabricated removable lights/license/wiring harness. Remove to launch, replace after retrieval. Its trouble free. All the best, Doug Henning M17 Poco Cambio On 3/15/11, GILASAILR@aol.com <GILASAILR@aol.com> wrote:
Mark, Sorry about all the tribulations on your trailer work - I find my outboard to be the most time consuming personally. I usually know what it is in need of repair - it just takes 2.3 hours to clean the carb and 'build" the motor cover back onto the powerhead. (something like 24 fasteners!)
Trailers can be a pain - BUT at least you can go fishing right out the back door when you aren't sailing ! :>)
Hope your epoxy kicks for your track -
Take Care, Have Fun, You will be sailing soon.
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