Good morning Tom.
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Morning. Sorry, no pics but the tri tip turned out perfectly. 9 minutes on hot BBQ each side, wrap in foil for 20 minutes and open it up. Well done on end cuts, medium rare in the center.
Good morning Mark.
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Good morning Rusty.
Why not?
Sounds like a good idea to me.
oldognewtrick
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Yes!
oldognewtrick
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Sounds like you need more company.
oldognewtrick
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My boat project for my daughter's friend is done. Replaced both exhaust risers, fuel lines, braised the oil cooler that froze and busted, replaced core plugs, replaced hydraulic hoses. The risers are Yamaha, only made early 90's. Tried all over to get them repaired, nobody couldn't or wouldn't touch them. Found a exact pair on eBay for $500.00. Started right up with a squirt of starting fluid. Had a small leak that tightening a hose corrected. Praise the Lord, this things leaving my driveway.
My boat project for my daughter's friend is done. Replaced both exhaust risers, fuel lines, braised the oil cooler that froze and busted, replaced core plugs, replaced hydraulic hoses. The risers are Yamaha, only made early 90's. Tried all over to get them repaired, nobody couldn't or wouldn't touch them. Found a exact pair on eBay for $500.00. Started right up with a squirt of starting fluid. Had a small leak that tightening a hose corrected. Praise the Lord, this things leaving my driveway.
Nice work Tom.
oldognewtrick
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Given me the incentive to do something with my yard ornament. Feel like helping refurb a 4 cyl GM?
What have you got?
oldognewtrick
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It's an inboard/outboard, 4 cyl GM block, been sitting for a while, had a little blow by when I last ran it. Just want to tear it down, new rings, bearings, check the valves, freshen it up. New fuel lines, plugs, wires...etc. I'd like to convert to electronic ignition if possible.
Aren't those a close cousin to the 2.5 iron duke gm made?
oldognewtrick
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Being in Nashville there must be a source for parts and a machine shop?
oldognewtrick
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Shacklet machine shop does a great job, they've been featured on some of the Saturday car shows. I went there to see if they could fix the exhaust risers. They do everything from race motors to tractor trailer. Mercruiser parts are easy to find online.
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