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Unread 06-03-2012, 11:38 PM
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Everything that Thefermanator just said...., but WOW, you found a Dualie (A dual console) The rarest of the rare!!! Congrats!!!! Great looking boat.. As long as the engine is sound that's a winning find!!

As far as the gas goes, drain it, if it looks good use it in your lawnmower. It's not worth the chance to use it in your boat
engine. And bilge pumps are considered a wear item, so it's not unusual to find a boat that needs one or two. No points deducted for needing a bilge pump.
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Unread 06-04-2012, 06:41 AM
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great i had the yamaha shift shaft problem in mine, but the guy i got the motor from fixed for me with no issues with frozen bolts, thank god!! BS that started this board had the same issue also an d was able to fix himself, that said we are talking about 10 years ago so not as long as now to get the bolts frozen.
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I like the dually and agree with some of the others that said for the money, you'd be better off finding one in running condition. I would advise checking the compression on the motor before plopping down the cash tho.
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Unread 06-04-2012, 12:51 PM
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Nevermind. He just sold it. On to my next unicorn....
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Unread 06-04-2012, 06:33 PM
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I see a ton of V's around Wilmington & eastern NC. When I was looking, the biggest problem I found was soft floors. I checked out several and I swear I think my v21 was the first one I found with a solid floor.
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