Reply With QuoteWow! That is a very large turn of bad luck. I always hope, when in a tight spot, the dear or car hits my vehicle and not the boat.
Sorry about that man and I wish you luck returning to the water.
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About a block from the house last week when a lady backed out of her driveway and t-boned the trailer. Hoping that the insurance co. will see fit to replace the trailer with a new one. I've always heard a bent frame can't be repaired and would assume that it weakens the metal. The boat is fine and just needs some minor welding.
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Wow! That is a very large turn of bad luck. I always hope, when in a tight spot, the dear or car hits my vehicle and not the boat.
Sorry about that man and I wish you luck returning to the water.
Last edited by peter; 06-06-2013 at 10:56 PM.
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Ouch. And, sorry.
Looking at your second image I would insist that the OB be checked by a certified mechanic; that lower unit had to take a hard hit.
With labor costs being what they are I suspect they will buy you a new one after some discussion. Though those fellers like collecting more than paying. They always want to pay the depreciated value. Is you neck and lower back okay?
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What Colbyt said about your boat motor.
I hope you get back on the water soon.
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