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Newbie on board
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: The Mills
Posts: 11
Credits: 1,481.4
Boat: 19' SailFish
Home Port: AC
Best Catch: My Wife
Occupation: Sales
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Things That Make U Go Mmm????
Have u ever taken something to be fixed then go home a few days later you go to prepare ur boat fo a day on the water only to find out that what u took it there fo was fixed only to find out u have another problem Took boat to have starter replaced it was done. Pulled cover off cc power up the system to pump water out after heavy rain only to find bilge wasnt workn It was workn fine b fo havn starter replaced?????? Well may b my mechanic left pump on by mistake??? of course not there goes another couple hundred dollars. What ya gonna do ?????
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Weaky wacker
Join Date: Jul 2009
Posts: 25
Credits: 211.4
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Boat
BOAT= Bust Out Another Thousand!!!
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Cuttin chunks!
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Queenstown, Maryland
Posts: 1,962
Credits: 5,703.5
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I think that has happened to 100% of us...I feel your pain
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Master of all things wet
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: The Plywood State
Posts: 13,719
Credits: 43,443.5
Boat: Several
Home Port: Palm Beach
Best Catch: Mrs Deep
Occupation: Killin Stuff
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Ahhh the sweet sound of reality... I went to change a bilge pump last year and now have three thousand man hours, $55,000 in parts, and twelve notebooks full of "projects" done.
Go to fix one thing and find three more that need fixin... If it wasn't like that it wouldn't be boating...
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Newbie on board
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: The Mills
Posts: 11
Credits: 1,481.4
Boat: 19' SailFish
Home Port: AC
Best Catch: My Wife
Occupation: Sales
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Well it feels good to know i'm not alone.....
![]() Well had it done now its time to go kick some bass lol ![]() Tite Lines |
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Sit down Shut up And fish
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: NJ
Posts: 457
Credits: 1,949.6
Boat: Grady White 265 Express
Home Port: Port Monmouth
Occupation: Naval Architect
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There is always something to be fixed on a boat, even new ones, sometimes they have more problems. If you look harfd enough there is alwasy something that is or is going to break and need replacement, it is sad but it is part of boating. Every spring I do a ton or replacing or fixing and think I'm finally ahead of the game, but give it a few weeks and I'm back where I started, with a to do list again.
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I use a green machine
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Manasquan, NJ
Posts: 208
Credits: 1,840.7
Boat: 26 Regulator - Miss Linda
Home Port: Manasquan
Best Catch: 600 Lb Bluefin
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Seems to be part of the deal, my friend.
Anyone have an acetylene torch I can borrow? |
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Have u ever taken something to be fixed then go home a few days later you go to prepare ur boat fo a day on the water only to find out that what u took it there fo was fixed only to find out u have another problem


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