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    Re: motor rebuilt

    if your motor has gone bad, and needs to be rebuilt. it's a scary thought, when you think of all the parts. inside a motor. but if you know the different parts that make up a motor, like the block, the head, the carbs, the crank, the pistons, and rings. the rods, and the bearings. if you know what all these parts are, then you can rebuild your motor your self. here are some tips I used. first get you a manual, and read the rebuilding section about your motor. it's just like reading a road map, and going some place you have never been. take your time, get some different colors of colored tape. when you unplug any wires, match them with colored tape. and they are easy to put back where they go. get some plastic cups, and write on the cups. what kind of bolts are in each cup. like, head bolts, or crank case bolts, rod bolts, it makes it easy when putting it back together.when you have it tore apart, and find what has gone bad. { the manual has different photos of parts that go bad, and what they look like. } then order your rebuilding kit. Iboat.com is a good place to get the kits. do it your self, and save enough money to fish on for a couple years. once you get started, you will find it's not a bad job at all.... I did mine myself, took it to the lake friday. and it ran perfect. rode around for about an hour. until I froze out. but I was well pleased. it took me three days to rebuild mine. I did a lot of reading and double checking. if I had to do it again, it would be a weekend job.

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    Re: motor rebuilt

    I really don't hope you mind...but I spaced your post out due to the good info inside it.

    if your motor has gone bad, and needs to be rebuilt. it's a scary thought, when you think of all the parts. inside a motor. but if you know the different parts that make up a motor, like the block, the head, the carbs, the crank, the pistons, and rings. the rods, and the bearings. if you know what all these parts are, then you can rebuild your motor your self. here are some tips I used.

    first get you a manual, and read the rebuilding section about your motor. it's just like reading a road map, and going some place you have never been.

    take your time, get some different colors of colored tape. when you unplug any wires, match them with colored tape. and they are easy to put back where they go.

    get some plastic cups, and write on the cups. what kind of bolts are in each cup. like, head bolts, or crank case bolts, rod bolts, it makes it easy when putting it back together.

    when you have it tore apart, and find what has gone bad. { the manual has different photos of parts that go bad, and what they look like. } then order your rebuilding kit.

    Iboat.com is a good place to get the kits. do it your self, and save enough money to fish on for a couple years. once you get started, you will find it's not a bad job at all.... I did mine myself, took it to the lake friday. and it ran perfect. rode around for about an hour. until I froze out. but I was well pleased. it took me three days to rebuild mine. I did a lot of reading and double checking. if I had to do it again, it would be a weekend job.

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