Nothing else to do......so I fired up the boat.
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Nothing else to do......so I fired up the boat.
Off all this week and got a little bored, so I fired up the boat just for kicks. Now I wish I didn't.......no water coming out the exhaust......ah new impellar time. OH well, at least I'm finding out now instead of in the spring.
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I used to do that once a week during the winter...A 455 tricked Olds sounds awesome in a garage..but I hooked up the hose and turned on the water..
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You need to make sure the boat is backed in enough to have the seawater pump at or below the water level. I don't think the seawater pump will pull water up a dry hose.
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Originally posted by cigarette1
You need to make sure the boat is backed in enough to have the seawater pump at or below the water level. I don't think the seawater pump will pull water up a dry hose.
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You need to make sure the boat is backed in enough to have the seawater pump at or below the water level. I don't think the seawater pump will pull water up a dry hose.
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Originally posted by cigarette1
You need to make sure the boat is backed in enough to have the seawater pump at or below the water level. I don't think the seawater pump will pull water up a dry hose.
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You need to make sure the boat is backed in enough to have the seawater pump at or below the water level. I don't think the seawater pump will pull water up a dry hose.
G