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Old 01 July 2005, 07:44   #1
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Yamaha 150's blowing up?

I have heard that Yam has installed plastic counter-weights on the crank of their 150 4-stroke, and when you get the engine a tad hot the weights tend to melt, and kaboom. Anyone heard of that? A Yam salesman told me this info. thanks. j
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Old 01 July 2005, 07:59   #2
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Is he still working for them ?
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Old 01 July 2005, 08:35   #3
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I heard it was dry ice!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 02 July 2005, 05:37   #4
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Still working

Yes, he still works for them; they sell Yams, Hondas and Johnsons. I have never known Mike to pass along REALLY off-the-wall info (sure, a little salesman BS, that's his job!) so I am real curious.
Dry ice? Oh, to cool the hot engine. I get it. Ha Ha. No, I think it is just
frozen BS from President Bush; we get a lot of it, you know. That guy is a trip and a half; where the hell did we dig him up? (This is off-topic, so I will not get started. Back to RHIBs.....)
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