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Old 06-28-2009, 01:56 PM
oldfielder oldfielder is offline
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Default Re: Troublesome leak in 73 Tsunami

Another good one, come to think of it. When I pulled my motor and then dropped it back in, the coupler must have hung up for a minute on the nylon, crappy water tube that comes through the transom assembly. I was pumped to put the boat back in, went to the ramp, opened the engine box, lo and behold, the bilge was filling up with water. Fun, fu, fun.
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