[alberg30] (no subject)

[Tom Sutherland]

From: Tom Sutherland <sutherlandt at prodigy.net>

Also ... If you start engine while out of the water you must  not allow
the prop shaft to turn in cutlass bearing. As I am sure you know but may
overlook in your anxious state ... it relies  on water for lubrication.

Tom S
A30  #412



Rap1208 at aol.com wrote:

> From: Rap1208 at aol.com
>
> David, just a caution:  If you plan to start that engine, you best
> have a
> water supply, so you don't cause dammage.  If not, you will wreck the
> water
> pump impeller, and have to replace that,  upwards of $30 bucks, and
> not easy
> to get at  I doubt if you can do all those things for a  'couple
> grand'  I've
> bought my first sailboat  in 1971.  They always cost more than you
> think.
> Russ
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