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Don from Mystic
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Post by Don from Mystic »

Chaz, should you proceed with the repower I'd be interested in the 4d61 for spares. Sounds like her tounge was really hanging out with that choice of wheel. Live and learn. Been down that road.
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12 knts

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11.5 - 12knts feel like this

www.artshot.net/ghostship.wmv
Chaz

Rebuild?

Post by Chaz »

Been a while since I've visited the site, thanks to all for the varioius feedback responses. Been enjoying our AC27 in Oyster Bay quite a bit this summer, and believe I met a fellow Albiner who's been reading this Blog. As an FYI, I keep Olie Ale on a mooring in Mill Neck Bay, just West of the Bayville Bridge on the North side of the bay. Been running like a charm, but ever since my over-prop goof I can't seem to get her to start without a little shot of starter spray. Think perhaps I blew a ring or something. Anyway, I'm over any thoughts of repowering and now considering either a rebuild of my Lehman 4D61, or simply keeping a case of starter spray on the boat at all times. Welcome feedback on the diagnosis of my starting problem, as well as any advice on a rebuild. BTW, she only has 1,000 hrs on her.

Thanks All :D
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jcollins
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Post by jcollins »

I'm not an expert, but I have read that starter spray is not good for a diesel. Too flammable? Have you tried WD40?
John
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