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      what is this part on the outboard on the water line.  should the water free flow


      fukahwee maine

      you can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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      Saw this in the desert this morning, Not sketchy at all.


      Don't tell your problems to people.  80% of people don't care and 20% are glad you have them.


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      Stinky socks are the best bait…
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      I love lamp..
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      fishlessman said:
      what is this part on the outboard on the water line.  should the water free flow


      Looks like some California sheet
      South of Columbus, Ohio.


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      Looks like an EGR valve
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      nolaegghead said:
      Looks like an EGR valve

      im not sure if this vintage 2 stroke even has an egr valve.
      fukahwee maine

      you can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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      fishlessman said:
      what is this part on the outboard on the water line.  should the water free flow


      I wish I could help but I’m at a loss. I took a shot and looked on my 1968 Mercury 20 h.p. outboard. I don’t see anything that resembles it. 

      Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.

      Status- Standing by.

      The greatest barrier against all wisdom, the stronghold against knowledge itself, is the single thought, in ones mind, that they already have it all figured out. 

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      edited May 2023
      fishlessman said:
      what is this part on the outboard on the water line.  should the water free flow


      Almost looks like a fuel pump with a line to mix in oil.

      Don't tell your problems to people.  80% of people don't care and 20% are glad you have them.


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      fishlessman said:
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      im not sure if this vintage 2 stroke even has an egr valve.
      Is it a pump somehow assisting in cooling water intake/discharge?  

      Or its a fuel pump for a 1985 Honda Shadow.
      Large, Medium, MiniMax, 36" Blackstone
      Grand Rapids MI
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      Well I was just informed I was stupid and didn’t I know better …

      No way her dog could have been snake bit… she lives in a gaited community… 
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      DuckDogDr said:
      Well I was just informed I was stupid and didn’t I know better …

      No way her dog could have been snake bit… she lives in a gaited community… 

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      Ohh and also didn’t win any part of the stone sheep hunt raffle or high powered critter getter in contention .

      started looking around last night and there was a big game draw still open .. so put in for Bighorn.. realistically just got a bonus point … maybe there’s next year.

      Going to try and shoot some bows Tomorrow if I get up in time 
      Hoyt line up (Rx7, VTM, and Z1s) as well as Mathews phase 4
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      fishlessman said:
      what is this part on the outboard on the water line.  should the water free flow


      Some kind of solenoid to open and close that line? Probably don't need it.

      Bob

      New Cumberland, PA
      XL with the usual accessories

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      Kayak said:
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      Some kind of solenoid to open and close that line? Probably don't need it.


      that helped, its not water, dont have to cut into that line. its a choke primer valve
      fukahwee maine

      you can lead a fish to water but you can not make him drink it
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      DuckDogDr said:
      Ohh and also didn’t win any part of the stone sheep hunt raffle or high powered critter getter in contention .

      started looking around last night and there was a big game draw still open .. so put in for Bighorn.. realistically just got a bonus point … maybe there’s next year.

      Going to try and shoot some bows Tomorrow if I get up in time 
      Hoyt line up (Rx7, VTM, and Z1s) as well as Mathews phase 4
      I just had my Hoyt CRX-35 retimed and looked over.  Mine is about 10 years out of date, but still shoots better than I can.

      Don't tell your problems to people.  80% of people don't care and 20% are glad you have them.


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      Not right now but recently
      1) fixed garage opener for a neighbour: loose chain, travel limit adjustments, missing trolley overshoot stop, random power cutoff due to a loose terminal. ‘Rewarded’ with a bottle of Irish cream  :)
      2) swapped out a punctured bicycle tire tube, can’t believe it’s my first time! Guess over the years kids just outgrew the bikes, bikes got stolen or left behind, gave them away, just plain lucky, …
      canuckland
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      edited May 2023
      @lousubcap


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      Canugghead said:
      2) swapped out a punctured bicycle tire tube, can’t believe it’s my first time! Guess over the years kids just outgrew the bikes, bikes got stolen or left behind, gave them away, just plain lucky, …
      You are lucky. I think I've done three in one day!


      Large, Medium, MiniMax, 36" Blackstone
      Grand Rapids MI
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      Has inner tube patching gone away?  Had a uncle teach me the skill when was probably nine or younger.  Replacing tubes was a last resort in those days.
      LBGE, LBGE-PTR, 22" Weber, Coleman 413G
      Great Plains, USA
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      dbCooper said:
      Has inner tube patching gone away?  Had a uncle teach me the skill when was probably nine or younger.  Replacing tubes was a last resort in those days.
      Yes. Since the depression era. I was surprised to find out my Specialized S-Works Epic mountain bike was tubeess!  I promptly had tubes installed to give me an extra barrier of protection.  I'm not all about ounces.
      Large, Medium, MiniMax, 36" Blackstone
      Grand Rapids MI
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      I opened a box I bought about 9 months ago probably more... It is my new nest for the large. Much assembly required. I closed the box. That's enough for today.  Planning on a new Rutland gasket which I've had on the shelf for a while. New nest. New handler.  I've had all parts for quite a while. As I have a warranty replacement base here as well. Someday. 
      Large, Medium, MiniMax, 36" Blackstone
      Grand Rapids MI
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      kl8ton said:
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      Yes. Since the depression era. I was surprised to find out my Specialized S-Works Epic mountain bike was tubeess!  I promptly had tubes installed to give me an extra barrier of protection.  I'm not all about ounces.
      I go tubless with sealant.  On my downhill bikes I run tubless, sealant, and cushcore.  Heavy as hell, but no pinch flats and limits damage to my wheels.

      Don't tell your problems to people.  80% of people don't care and 20% are glad you have them.


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      hate tubes. Plugging a tire is so easy.

      South of Columbus, Ohio.


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      dbCooper said:
      Has inner tube patching gone away?  Had a uncle teach me the skill when was probably nine or younger.  Replacing tubes was a last resort in those days.
      Where I was growing up, DIY wasn't a thing. Nowadays folks hire tradesperson to assemble IKEA-type furniture there!

      And now? You know I'm an extreme redneck DIYer, but why bother  ;)

      schrader-valve



      canuckland
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      Hope you negotiated your PTO before you quit the current gig
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      Working for the wife has its own "benefits." 
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      All I will offer and has best been said by Leroy Robert "Satchel" Paige, "Don't look back as somethin' might be gainin' on ya!" 
      You have well vetted this and done the due diligence , made the decision so now it is time to embrace and enjoy. 
      Enjoy the freedom and challenges. 
      Great opportunity and I'm sure exceptional growth on the horizon.  
      Congrats for making the leap.
      Louisville; Rolling smoke in the neighbourhood. # 38 for the win.  Life is too short for light/lite beer!  Seems I'm livin in a transitional period.
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