There you go again young RyanT.<br /><br />How do you know what I do or do not know about boats?<br />You don't.<br />No one does.<br /><br />edit: self edit. Sorry.<br /><br />And to make another point, if this question did not belong here, why was it not moved by the powers?<br /><br />I mean, it was posted on the 16th.<br />Was they all gone on vacation?<br /><br />Sorry Noel, glad you got the boat and look forward to seeing the progress you make with it.Originally posted by Ryan T.:<br /> Well, is what JB said untrue?<br /><br />Someone who posts in the boating forums all the time natually would know more about boats?<br /><br />Does that not make sence?
I view your post as a troll JB...<br /><br />you could have asked the question through a personal email without insulting the non-experts at DSC as you call them..<br />..But, I guess you have a point to make to some of us ...<br />Well, I think you need to read another 200,000 posts and check back. <br /><br />Yep, I dont know alot about marine engines... But I do know how to care for what I have owned...out of 8 years of fishing the FLA. LAkes and Everglades in 14' tin can w/ a 69' 25hp evinrude,<br />I never had the chance to become an expert on marine engines cause I followed the advice of an area expert that I purchased it from and maintained it until I sold it for more than I paid.<br /><br />ndemge, sorry about the unrelated exchanges in you post. Jb might may find it neccessary to have the last word as well. I like the boat I and wish you smooth sailingOJ, I think after 3 years and over 11,000 posts, not to mention reading well over 200,000 posts in all of the fora, I have learned a thing or two about who goes where.<br />