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Happy Birthday ya ole NASCAR wizard. Have a great day Bud. ps: Your 6 horse is all set & runnin like a top.

I think he was talkin about this one:

Any pictures Harvey?

Welcome aboard Jay.

PM Jeff

NOOOOOW I get it. BWAHAHAHA I didn't recognize yer voice. Glad to help. Ya get a few points for that one Tom. Not many mind ya. But a few.

I believe Musky bought it Chris.

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Have a Happy Brian.

Sent a pm Justin

If it's a 151ci or commonly known as a 120hp 4 cylinder it is in an older boat and or engine. The 3.0l or 140hp replaced it in the early 80's. The 3.0 will directly replace it as a complete long block with the in/ex manifold. Usually when either of these bocks freeze they crack in a common area & many times can be repaired with no ill effects.

Chimney Bluffs, other state parks may be saved from closure Joseph Spector • Gannett Albany bureau • March 25, 2010 ALBANY — State lawmakers said Wednesday they will restore more than $11 million to keep open 55 parks and historical sites that Gov. David Paterson had sought to close in the 2010-11 fiscal year. The state Assembly and Senate are separately recommending about $11.5 million total in restorations to keep the parks open. The sides said they will work with Paterson to include the aid in the final budget deal, which is due April 1. "We still have to work out between the two houses the source of that restoration," said Assembly Parks Committee Chairman Steven Engelbright, D-Suffolk County, "but the sum is about the same and the goal is exactly the same." The state has never closed one of its parks. Parks advocates derided Paterson's January proposal to lower aid for state parks by $29 million, a 16 percent cut from the current fiscal year. The cuts led to the announcement of massive closures and service reductions in the 125-year-old park system, the oldest in the nation with 178 parks and 35 historic sites. Parks targeted for closure included Oak Orchard State Marine Park in Orleans County and Beechwood and Chimney Bluffs state parks in Wayne County. Swimming at Hamlin Beach State Park in Monroe County would have been closed three days a week. The agency still faces cuts in operating aid and has $650 million in capital needs, Engelbright said. Parks groups urged lawmakers to pass the budget quickly to ensure parks can open soon and have enough time to hire employees for the summer.

This thread my shed somemore light on it for you G/B viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15608&hilit=NYS+parks

Pm Brian.

Spinelli* is gone last I knew. Prop Shop in Sodus Pt. does good I/O & O/B prop work. 315-483-8567

Current conditions. Both off shore buoys ( when up ) & onshore stations. http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=osgn6 Scroll thu the upper right lake picture to the various active reporting stations.

John he has an older OMC Stringer drive that is an entirely different p/s set up than a m/c. Right on with the m/c tho. 82: Get the engine fired up & running so you have pressure in the system. You very well might not have all the problems you think you do. ( with the steering anyway )

Off Shore http://weather.noaa.gov/pub/data/raw/fz ... glf.lo.txt

Give it a fair amount of time & let us know what you think.

Well said Has Been.

Sent a pm Gray.

Do yourself a favor in the long run. If the Johnson is in good mechanical cond., compression etc.. That would be the choice if it were me.

Little more info?