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Originally Posted by Jeff F
Thanks to all for responding. The blowby is most definitely puffing. I checked this immediately after the event and it didn't seem to be an issue but it definitely is now.
So assuming I remove the motor, how important is it that I take it to a marine mechanic rather than a shop that does truck/industrial motors? I've been doing some preliminary research and there are lots of good shops in my area but very few that specialize in marine. Suppose I could ship it off, but don't mind doing some of the simple hands-on work myself.
Keep it coming!
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Little over 1,000 Km (11 hours) from London, ON to T & S marine in Crisfield, MD. Put the engine on a pallet; in a small enclosed trailer; hook it to the family land cruiser; grab the wife and take her to Florida (by way of Crisfield) for 2 weeks. Pick it up on the way home.
What's not to like?
Ted
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