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Old 10 January 2016, 23:02   #21
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No I am saying I see all the good stuff that the guys in the uk are selling. I am jealous not xenophobic, seems to me someone is feeling rather pugnacious today Willk? Yes donedeal and adverts are great. Driven many an hour to look at absolute junk being sold as new. I even had somebody crash into my car with the car they were trying to sell me. If your wondering it's not the best sales tactic. Reason my jeep is currently in the body shop.
My last post actually had nothing to do with my previous revolution talk and more to do with my done deal frustrations.
But I digress I do enjoy done deal, actually I think I might be a bit addicted to it. I just prefer to buy something from a known source though because chances are your not trying to load off your crap on me.
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Old 10 January 2016, 23:14   #22
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..seems to me someone is feeling rather pugnacious today Willk?
Goes with the shillelagh!

Srsly though, most of what's for sale in Ireland is "pure scrap" - always was. I bought my 9.8hp from a perfect gent in Wales - worked out OK. FYI there are plenty on scammers on RIBnet too - I nailed one earlier today. I think what I'm saying is that the Ireland Classified isn't a flyer, IMO. The Boss in absentia/the Patrician - Lord Vetinari/John Kennett may opine to the contrary...
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Old 10 January 2016, 23:50   #23
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I just find shipping stuff from the uk is a bit of a job! But I think understand there are not many of us on this little island. Mby it is because I am from California and lazy cause it's kinda easy to get what ya need when ya need it.
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Old 13 January 2016, 17:44   #24
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I wonder if you would have any luck looking in Northern Ireland or shipping to Northern Ireland? It's only next door if you're in Donegal... That might not help, but it might be an option... Ridiculous as it might sound shipping to NI might be cheaper than to ROI but I'm not speaking from experience.
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Old 13 January 2016, 18:17   #25
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Yeah I looked into it briefly it's just paying the price of the pound makes it really not worthwhile. But I keep my eyes open!
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Old 22 June 2016, 09:02   #26
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Hey all anybody around Ireland, have a 40 to 90 hp engine for sale?
Looking for something in better shape. Just getting a new to me rib would like something not on tiller.
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Old 22 June 2016, 21:36   #27
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Hey all anybody around Ireland, have a 40 to 90 hp engine for sale?
Looking for something in better shape. Just getting a new to me rib would like something not on tiller.

http://www.adverts.ie/10491196

Looks fresh, not cheap though, good stuff sells fast this time of year

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Old 22 June 2016, 22:26   #28
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Owner seems unaware of what an impellor change is and has been doing all his own maintenance....

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Old 22 June 2016, 22:42   #29
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Yeah didn't say the impeller was ever changed scary. Seems pretty dang pricy. Feel like there are whole rigs going for what he wants.

I am looking for a bit of a project I don't mind replacing stuff or doing tune ups. Need something under a grand

https://www.donedeal.ie/view/12642430
Engine. Boat

What ya guys think of this? Bad engines?

https://www.donedeal.ie/view/1264243...> Engine. Boat
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Old 22 June 2016, 22:43   #30
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My 40 is on tiller and pull start just want something not on tiller and electric start.
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I was told to stay away from Johnsons, they like to drink

http://www.killenmarine.ie/used-outboard-motors/

Would short shaft work?
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Old 22 June 2016, 23:52   #32
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I was told to stay away from Johnsons, they like to drink
interestingly, I was told never to trust a man in Ireland who didn't
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interestingly, I was told never to trust a man in Ireland who didn't

😜🍺 true
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Old 23 June 2016, 00:18   #34
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I was told to stay away from Johnsons, they like to drink

http://www.killenmarine.ie/used-outboard-motors/

Would short shaft work?

Sadly no I need a long shaft. I currently have an Evinrude but it's a pull start and I switched boats to a 5.2 rib and well I think I need a bit bigger something on the back of it. The motor that was on the boat was a 50 Johnson.

The 500 I would save on a less fuel efficient motor would more then make up for the cost of fuel. I don't do really long trips. Well currently I really don't do any trips.

Can you really trust an Irishman who is drunk? Most the time they just tell me they are my best friend...?
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