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Old 18 June 2016, 00:59   #61
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Any spare berths in JWD Xk59D? were heading up tomorrow afternoon and looking to stay the night somewhere close to watch the racing on Sunday
Will just head over to rhu or holy loch if JWD is full
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Old 18 June 2016, 01:55   #62
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I dont know bud, my boat is in kip right now to go out tomorrow morning.

I suspect they will have room for you though if you ask.
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Old 18 June 2016, 09:11   #63
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OK cheers I assumed you were berthed in JWD maybe see you on the water were in a hard boat "Charlie girl " a regal with black hull and yellow stripe
Heading into Glasgow to drop off my sister at the train station in the afternoon so will miss some of the action today but should be about all day Sunday
Give us a wave if u see us
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Old 18 June 2016, 09:49   #64
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Unfortunately i cant launch from jwd mores the pity as that is my home marina so i goto kip for launching.
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My memory is getting worse with age but I seem to remember the magnets falling off your flywheel, please correct me if I'm wrong?
I was on about my saddle...
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I got a few pics at weekend I will upload of major strip downs and massive cracks in hulls. Few power head swaps done as one dropped a cylinder, one went upside down so was knackered, one lost an ecm and no spares in country. P1 seems like one big family and everyone was pitching in to fix damaged engines and boats until 3am on Sunday morning. All interesting stuff and thanks to the Pitt guys for the natter.
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I got a few pics at weekend I will upload of major strip downs and massive cracks in hulls. Few power head swaps done as one dropped a cylinder, one went upside down so was knackered, one lost an ecm and no spares in country. P1 seems like one big family and everyone was pitching in to fix damaged engines and boats until 3am on Sunday morning. All interesting stuff and thanks to the Pitt guys for the natter.

Similar to any other motorsport then.
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I can't say I've seen much mention of it on here. There was the unit that Kerny broke - bad casting IIRC. I googled "Evinrude Transom Failure" there's Kerny's case and a some racing HOs. The feedback on Evinrude Owners Forum was that it was rare in their experience.
on another thread now.still not heard of any other makes snapping saddles like etecs ?
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factual evidence on other thread now I can see
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on another thread now.still not heard of any other makes snapping saddles like etecs ?
If you google "bracket" rather than "saddle" you'll be better informed.

https://www.google.ie/search?q=yamah...HY-0Cx4QsAQILw
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If you google "bracket" rather than "saddle" you'll be better informed.

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makes no sense pics on other thread looks like snapped etec saddle to me on other thread .what you on about a bracket?
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makes no sense pics on other thread looks like snapped etec saddle to me on other thread .what you on about a bracket?
The term 'saddle' is particular to the UK. In the States, the 'saddle' is referred to as the bracket. Therefore, as the numbers of outboards sold in the US exceeds the UK many fold and thus, generates far more online chatter. Using US terminology would give a more accurate picture, rather than the occasional busted saddle in the UK.

Does this make sense to you?
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But we in England and is an England forum so is a saddle. Don't know why the US is to do with it? you need to make sense
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But we in England and is an England forum so is a saddle. Don't know why the US is to do with it? you need to make sense
The forum is international. It does have a large number of users from across the UK and Ireland, commensurate with the relative popularity of RIBs in the UK, but unless there is something specific about Etecs+RIBs then I think Willk's point is that you'd have a much larger "sample set" to base your "evidence" on if you use the US nomenclature of bracket, given the larger total number of outboards sold in North America.
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But we in England and is an England forum
Did I miss RIBEX?
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But we in England and is an England forum so is a saddle. Don't know why the US is to do with it? you need to make sense
Hilarious!!
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Old 24 June 2016, 22:26   #78
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some pics are promised-

these guys don't muck about with fixing stuff!

they just keep spare powerheads (last one in the crate there)
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few more.

it was 10pm ish when i took the pics, the guys thought about 5 hours to get them back working again from powerheads off.
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Did I miss RIBEX?
Dunno, but if this is the latest recruit to the Rudebash party, we can pack up and go home, job done.
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