[Spridgets] NO LBC...Looking for SeaDoo Info. FIXED!

[Michael Conn]

Mark,

I suspect that what I'm about to say will annoy people.   Please, picture 
the scene.   A quiet secluded house on a lake in Michigan: the house itself 
is on the land some way away from the lake.

Suddendly, at the week-ends, seadoos start up.   The noise is unbelieveable. 
Somebody reported it to the police, and we don't hear them any more.   (We 
had the same problem with ATV's.   I talked to the drivers, and we're not 
bothered by them any more.)

I recall seeing small fishing boats rocking about in the waves made by 
seedoo's.   I understand the waves made by these craft also cause lake banks 
to collapse.

Seems a bit sad to me that people would want to do that.   Aren't there 
large areas of water where seedoos can go, and not disturb other people?

Michael


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mark" <mark at nashvilletn.org>
To: <shop-talk at autox.team.net>; "Spridgets" <spridgets at autox.team.net>
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 10:36 PM
Subject: [Spridgets] NO LBC...Looking for SeaDoo Info. FIXED!


> Thanks for all of the Sea-Doo tips and tricks.  As you may recall it ran
> fine on the trailer but not in the water.  We found that it had a cracked
> rubber exhaust pipe hose.  Apparently when the seat was installed there 
> was
> enough exhaust gas filling the engine compartment that it displaced the O2
> and just didn't have enough air to breathe.  We found a smudge on the side
> of the boat where the exhaust and water was leaking.  The air intake for 
> the
> carb is on the under side of the air box and was just sucking in exhaust
> gasses.  $6 worth of hose and all is well,  we now know that all of the
> other stuff is ok too.
>
> Thanks for the help, my Daughter thinks that Dad can fix anything, she
> doesn't know about you guys!
>
> Mark
> Nashville
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