Can anyone recommend a mechanic that will take my boat on the water to check it out? I need someone that will run it, or run in it with me that is honest and can fix the problem the 1st time. Prefer in the Tulsa area. Please help!
Can anyone recommend a mechanic that will take my boat on the water to check it out? I need someone that will run it, or run in it with me that is honest and can fix the problem the 1st time. Prefer in the Tulsa area. Please help!
you might try M&M Speed and Marine in Pryor. they are right Hudson and probly can take it for a spin. and Bills marine in Skiatook will probly take it out also.
you got 2 shops right here in my townwho have you taken it too and what is it doing?
I will NOT go to Sundown! It acts like it has a fuel delivery problem. I need someone to run it on water. I've got a trusted mechanic that checked it out on land and couldn't figure it out.
sundown has one of the most highly respected mercury techs in the world . my old ranger did that and i changed the diapraghms out it ran good for about two tournamentscall chris at nichols and talk to him. you wont want to put it in the shop now 3-4 weeks , but maybe he can give you some ideals
Modified by gambler4 at 5:42 PM 3/3/2010
Merc tech won't do me any good since I have a Johnson, but I wouldn't let sundown touch my boat again if they paid me. Thanks for the tips, Mike.
Try Larry Smith Marine in Coweta very good mechanics and very honest. Factory authorized on Evinrude-Johnson and Yamaha and also good on Mercs. Larry Brumley
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Wait until warm weather and fly me out I'll fix you up. Ain't never fished in OK but can sure fix a crossflow!
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whjo is the boat shop ? i saw them on the highway
on the old omc's, make sure you didn't turn the choke solenoid valve by accident. it's the red pointer on the right side of the carb section, make sure it points rearward, and not forward, if it points forward it will choke all the time a run rich,
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