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Old 25 October 2012, 02:59   #201
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He just spent loads of time & effort making sure the motor doesn't fall off the back - why would he want to then put an e-tec on it ?
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Old 25 October 2012, 11:00   #202
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He just spent loads of time & effort making sure the motor doesn't fall off the back - why would he want to then put an e-tec on it ?
My sentiments entirely, BRP said that the engine had been misused for fooks sake
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Old 25 October 2012, 11:10   #203
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My sentiments entirely, BRP said that the engine had been misused for fooks sake
P1 have been having a lot of problems with them falling off the race boats - they made a saddle out of different materials in an effort to help but it made it worse! They are going for machined billet next I believe!
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Old 25 October 2012, 11:22   #204
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P1 have been having a lot of problems with them falling off the race boats - they made a saddle out of different materials in an effort to help but it made it worse! They are going for machined billet next I believe!
They told Ian at LPB that mine is the first one they have seen it happened to and that they believe that the engine had been misused but being as it is hard to prove they will replace the saddle as a goodwill gesture. If it happens again they can have the whole engine back and I would go to court to fight my case.

As for the racing boats Cookee I'm sure there's a lot more power and torque pushing them boats so the stresses on the saddle mounts would be far greater than my meagre 60 hp, not that that should be an excuse though.
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Old 25 October 2012, 11:50   #205
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My sentiments entirely, BRP said that the engine had been misused for fooks sake

Quite how you misuse an OB would be great reading if you could get them to give you some examples ..by using at what I wonder ? Digger ? Dining table, food blender ?

As long as its fixed !

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Old 14 November 2012, 18:30   #207
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Old 15 November 2012, 09:25   #208
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Looking good - your latest piccy reminds me I do have a SC100 gauge in my shed - I think its a temp gauge albeit VDO badged - the bezel is slightly different but otherwise the same. I will dig it out later

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Old 15 November 2012, 12:39   #209
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Old 25 November 2012, 13:40   #213
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Just read the thread from start to finish. Quality job at every stage.

What's the reason for the two hatches on the foredeck (not the anchor locker), is it purely for storage as they're in sealed bulkheads?
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at least you got dry storage jizm ive only glued the rest the floor down on mine today
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Old 25 November 2012, 18:13   #216
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What's the reason for the two hatches on the foredeck (not the anchor locker), is it purely for storage as they're in sealed bulkheads?
Yeah, there's a bulkhead in between and I didn't want to waste any potential storage space.
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Realy nice Job you've done there....Got anything planned for a Maiden outing?
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Old 26 November 2012, 13:16   #218
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To do it this side of Christmas!
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Great job Jizm , I have really enjoyed your build thread.
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Great job Jizm , I have really enjoyed your build thread.
Cheers, may even be finished soon!
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