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Re: A few more pix

Posted by machnumber2 on May 2, 2003 at 23:45:37:
Jeez that is a beautiful area over there (the lake). Looks like the motor is pushing the boat along more than fast enough. Are your trailer lights submersible? I had to change mine out a couple of days ago because they leaked.
I tried putting the motor inside of a a can full of water like you said, and to my huge relief it worked, it started shooting water out the peehole. Whew... but I will keep an eye on it. Not sure what went wrong with the water mufflers, maybe the hose was not turned up enough. I really want to watch the weedeater project that you might take up so keep me posted, of course I am hoping that you make it an outboard instead of a charger. Regarding shipping my motor to you, I would have to find out how much that would be, I am going to let it sit for a bit because I dont want to mess with my boat yet. By the way, how much horsepower does a typical weedeater have?
Random photos below, including some fiberglass repair on the rear hull that I am trying...
http://machnumber2.50megs.com/photos/boat4/boat4.html