some good advice,some bad!

[John Carpenter]

Re: some good advice,some bad!

Jesus H...knew I should have stayed out of this. Some of us seem to have reading/comprehension issues. Don...I trust you noticed in my previous post where I said "Boy, was I wrong". Thanks for everything you do here.<br /><br />Done with this one I hope.

 

[Bondo]

Re: some good advice,some bad!

Originally posted by Star Baby:<br /> I am truly sorry if I offended anyone on this board,that was certainly not my intention.Star.

Well, I'm Glad you cleared that Up..............<br />Thou, It's Not quite how I read your 1st post............<br /><br />I Love this thread.......<br />Don getting Bashed for Too high a Price ..........<br />This is a Whole Lot Better,<br />Than Me getting Bashed for explaining the Truth about Bilgeliners ..................

 

[DayCruiser]

Re: some good advice,some bad!

I have learned alot from this forum and it has saved me some money. I appreciate ANY advice given and those that take their valuable time to give it.<br />As the old say goes--you can't please all the people..........

 

[rwidman]

Re: some good advice,some bad!

There are several professionals here, people who have spent time and money on training and make their living repairing boats. You can post a question and they will give of their time to try to provide you with solutions to your problem for no charge. Try going to your local service center or marina and asking the mechanic for a free diagnosis! <br /><br />Their reply can only be as good as your description of the problem.<br /><br />All in all, I am thankful of their help and can only hope that I can supply a little bit of useful information on subjects that I have knowledge of to other forum members. <br />

 

[lakelivin]

Re: some good advice,some bad!

Originally posted by rwidman:<br /> ...All in all, I am thankful of their help and can only hope that I can supply a little bit of useful information on subjects that I have knowledge of to other forum members. <br />

Me to; unfortunately I'm so inexperienced that the only useful information I can provide is pointing people with general Cobra sterndrive questions to Stuart Hastings website, lol.