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15. Février 2005, 08:14:28

Lieutenant Minz

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Well, a damp motor is a dry motor that got rained on and I think I got most of the water out:~)

13. Février 2005, 06:29:57

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I finally found a damp motor! I think that's really going to work:~)

6. Février 2005, 09:31:43

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bwildman: Thanks for that advice! I'm gonna go out there and check every hose!

5. Février 2005, 06:53:19

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Well, it's a '98 with a 2 cycle, I must admit I'm a bit of a dummy when it comes to motors. But the real question is do they make 'dry' motors for these sorts of small boats? Water seems to be getting into the motor somehow. Thanks for any advice :~)

4. Février 2005, 12:12:38

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bwildman: Fiberglass, about 15 footer.

4. Février 2005, 06:24:11

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bwildman: I am just an amateur fishing sportsman with outboard 2 cycle. It seems to flood alot. I was just wondering if there is a dry motor for this application?

3. Février 2005, 06:40:53

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Funny you should mention water and electricity. That was the point I was asking. Which motor works better in water, as in boats?

2. Février 2005, 09:12:56

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Anybody have an opinion about which is better, wet motors or dry motors?