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With no more sales than that, I'd be afraid of the age/condition of the gas I was putting into my boat. I promise you, they aren't going to help fix your motor when you break down.

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With no more sales than that, I'd be afraid of the age/condition of the gas I was putting into my boat. I promise you, they aren't going to help fix your motor when you break down.

Good point champ. I put in my own concoction of Merc additives but it is a concern. I wrote off the slow sales day to the pouring rain but do worry about it. Thanks for the "heads up".

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I'm with you on the Merc additives, Bill ... I put Quickleen and Quickcare in mine faithfully. I would bet there'd be a lot less reason for concern come warmer weather, especially at Prairie Creek.

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Nope, hubs are all sealed. I've had them apart several times, no water. It is tough on brake lines, though. I replaced the line inside the trailer frame with a high pressure braided SS line. Well worth the small investment. Took less than an hour to do.

John B

08 Skeeter SL210, 225F Yamaha

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