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I asked him how much it held and if it works with AGM batteries.

Some times I go down to the cabin and no one else is there - I always hesitated to pull my RN out to ride because of the hassle getting it back to its resting spot under the roof of the dock. No more of that, just pull the cart out, lift and roll it back to storage. No dragging or calling a...

Hmm, well I thought folks would find it interesting - oh well LOL. My back is gonna love me this summer, not having to deadlift my end of 2-3 different RNs every weekend..... Thanks for those that provided pics - and to Jake for the engineering consult too.

Last group - we were actually able to balance the boat on the carrier

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You sure you have a B-pipe then?? j/k I took the same approach as Gil - I ground down an old open end wrench and consider it my 'B-pipe wrench". Still useable for other applications of course.

I heard he's doing commercials too?

Flooded - - gas or water?? If water do you still have the case dump knob on the motor??

x2 - I was just about to say that it takes a few moments to get the water coming out of the pisser...I guess that's obvious though.... Also - could the head be on backwards?? I know when I replaced my stocker the ADA instructions were very adamate about having it on there the right way.

I can't recall right offhand but I don't think by my dremeling I opened up any holes that weren't already open. I've never had any probs with it regardless.

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x2 - I just cut/dremeled around where the middle acorn nut is and its fine, been that way for 2 years. Not sure what the dilemma is here

Guess the answer is obvious.

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Why do you think that's the solution to the problem? Just curious

Ok no pic - describe it - did you put the bilge outlet below the bond line??

Very nice!! I presume you just stuck the nose piece on there for the pic - if not it looks like you don't have it on right? Just something I noticed.

I had him down to $1,400 but he called me back and told me he changed his mind. He said he had a sucker on the line for $2,000. Just Kidding!! Nice machines! :Banane35:

RE the carbs - my son' s been running a pair of them on his RN for two years now - They liked to get rich on low end but I was able to fix that - they run good.