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Good point, hopefully when it happens there will not enough pressure to destroy the boot. Might be a good idea to keep a spare boot in the tool box.

Brilliant ! I have had this happen on my DASA 1000 now a couple of times. I'm going to go out and get a mountain bike tube and murder it quick. Thanks

Sounds great, I cant wait to hit it up.

The great Cornholio lives ! Thanks, I did need that.

:haha: I will have to remember that one. +1 to the " How fast will it go " and to " I did not know they made those anymore "

Thanks Adrian, I second that opinion. Never gets old.

Ouch ! I will be there to offer immoral support along with sjetrider and various other ski bums from around the Nashvegas area.

Just tap on it lightly & wiggle it around until it starts to break free. Galvanic corrosion gets pretty bad there and the aluminum oxide is just jamming up the works for you. Someone should make some brass inserts for the e-box lugs to minimize the stainless to aluminum contact. Lets go ride...

It will crank ! The stop button only serves to defeat the CDI from making spark. The start button only operates the solenoid to spin the starter. You have to have the lanyard on because it is a dual switch that acts the same as the stop but also defeats the start button. Hitting the stop button...

That is good news, family comes first, take care and I hope he is well soon.

No big deal, most peeps just disconnect the e-box from its two mounts and remove it with the engine. If you do not want to do this then you can remove the flywheel cover & the flywheel and unbolt the stator. The overheat sensor just sits inside the head and is held in by the plate above it...

I second that, looks like it was fun up there in VIP land.

It was priceless, you should have been there! The taunting and verbal abuse was the best part. Imagine 50 or 60 people screaming instructions and hurling insults all at the same time.

Its a good thing that we were all there to pull your azz out. That was one of the highlights of the beach party.

Drill the broken bolt out using a left hand drill bit, if this does not remove it then a good extractor should get it out once it is drilled thin. If not just replace the insert with some good epoxy resin with adhesive filler. Marine Tex is premixed and should work fine.

I have been running one in my RN since the middle of summer. No problems so far. Looked like a decent cable to me. I was not sure at first but my parts source uses them a lot on his customer's skis and has had no complaints. So far so good.

Yep, unless the Comcast guide is lying. Might be a conspiracy:theyareontome:

Cuckoo's Nest is the episode name.

Oh crap, he just fell to his death in the opening scene. Thats cool, congrats on the part.

I have a customer that is getting several new PCs with XP and a 7 upgrade coupon. They wanted to start with XP and upgrade to 7 later. I told them that it was a risky way of thinking and that they were asking for trouble. I am going to go ahead and bring a couple of them up to 7 and hope my...