mark_fitzy
Petty Officer 2nd Class
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2009
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Well if you have read my other post you would see that I must have run over a cat or more. The bad luck that I have had is unbelievable.
A quick run down:
Purchased a 1995 Regal Bowrider 182 with inboard mercruiser v6 in Feb 2009 since then I have replaced the Engine coupler
(engine has to be remove to fix) then Engine blew(overheated) replaced engine back in April 2009 and in March 2010 new engine had to be installed because of a mechanics inferior work(which I am in the process of suing now)
I couldnt wait for the mechanic to reimburse me for the new motor because I wanted the boat back on the water and I will continue to chase him for reimbursment.
I went and purchased a new rebulit motor from a new motor/Rebulit motor supply business and had it delivered to a Mechanical workshop. I had it installed and mechanic said it was all good to go and so today Sunday 27th March 2010 I went to the river to start to run it in.
I just got it back from attempting to run it in, NOT HAPPENING, I drove up the river, not longer then a couple of mins and the alarm went off. I turned the motor off and visually inspected the motor and couldnt see any issue. I then started it back up again and the alarm went off, I turned the boat around to come back to shore and within seconds the alarm came back on. I then turned the motor off and I looked around and there was black smoke coming from the rear of the boat. Once the smoke cleared I tried to start again so I could get back to shore and it wouldnt even turn over so I got towed back to shore.
Well the motor could be screwed, The motor has a 12 month guarantee, but who is responsible for paying for the Labor of pulling the motor out and re installing the new one?
A quick run down:
Purchased a 1995 Regal Bowrider 182 with inboard mercruiser v6 in Feb 2009 since then I have replaced the Engine coupler
(engine has to be remove to fix) then Engine blew(overheated) replaced engine back in April 2009 and in March 2010 new engine had to be installed because of a mechanics inferior work(which I am in the process of suing now)
I couldnt wait for the mechanic to reimburse me for the new motor because I wanted the boat back on the water and I will continue to chase him for reimbursment.
I went and purchased a new rebulit motor from a new motor/Rebulit motor supply business and had it delivered to a Mechanical workshop. I had it installed and mechanic said it was all good to go and so today Sunday 27th March 2010 I went to the river to start to run it in.
I just got it back from attempting to run it in, NOT HAPPENING, I drove up the river, not longer then a couple of mins and the alarm went off. I turned the motor off and visually inspected the motor and couldnt see any issue. I then started it back up again and the alarm went off, I turned the boat around to come back to shore and within seconds the alarm came back on. I then turned the motor off and I looked around and there was black smoke coming from the rear of the boat. Once the smoke cleared I tried to start again so I could get back to shore and it wouldnt even turn over so I got towed back to shore.
Well the motor could be screwed, The motor has a 12 month guarantee, but who is responsible for paying for the Labor of pulling the motor out and re installing the new one?