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    I bought organic-fed whole grain something-erather eggs from a coworker who runs a farm. He gave me 9 chicken eggs and 3 duck eggs. Not sure how I feel about eating duck eggs. It was okay, tastes about the same, but the more I think about it the more my stomach turns.
    Hardboil and pickle duck eggs. Then, when you fart you have a "butt quack"!!!!
     
    Hardboil and pickle duck eggs. Then, when you fart you have a "butt quack"!!!!
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    Be sure to tie a winch line to the pier for the first few runs until you get to know it. There isnt much internet access once you get offshore very far. Of course if you have your fishing poles or golf clubs on board you could make a sail out of your clothes if you get stuck.
    WTF are you talking about?
     
    That motor a 1987? Gonna leave you paddling?
    I don't think the year of the motor matters as much as the hours on it and how well it was maintained. Either way... I'm not stupid, really, I'm not going to ever go 2 miles out on lake Michigan let alone without an extra motor, battery, and gas. Or my first time out. On the big lake, this is a shoreline cruiser.
     
    I don't think the year of the motor matters as much as the hours on it and how well it was maintained. Either way... I'm not stupid, really, I'm not going to ever go 2 miles out on lake Michigan let alone without an extra motor, battery, and gas. Or my first time out. On the big lake, this is a shoreline cruiser.
    My 77 Johnson ran like a top after some light tune up.

    Why so cheap? Did you water test it? Compression test?
     
    My 77 Johnson ran like a top after some light tune up.

    Why so cheap? Did you water test it? Compression test?
    Water ran it with muffs and a hose. Fired right up. No compression test. Its not a blind buy. Buying from a friend who acquired it cheap via a family member moving out of state. He needs $ more than he has a use for it so... He's making a couple hundo for basically having it for two weeks and selling to me. He's a straight shooter and a mechanic so if something went wrong he'll right it. If not for that I probably wouldn't have bought it.
     
    Water ran it with muffs and a hose. Fired right up. No compression test. Its not a blind buy. Buying from a friend who acquired it cheap via a family member moving out of state. He needs $ more than he has a use for it so... He's making a couple hundo for basically having it for two weeks and selling to me. He's a straight shooter and a mechanic so if something went wrong he'll right it. If not for that I probably wouldn't have bought it.
    Good deal!
     
    That is cool then. I dont know about marine engines. Just cars. The various seals that do air/fuel on the top of the engine seem to age, and after 20 years...but not the carb itself, which is often rebuilt, the bits it is on top of and connected to are the culprits.
     
    Water ran it with muffs and a hose. Fired right up. No compression test. Its not a blind buy. Buying from a friend who acquired it cheap via a family member moving out of state. He needs $ more than he has a use for it so... He's making a couple hundo for basically having it for two weeks and selling to me. He's a straight shooter and a mechanic so if something went wrong he'll right it. If not for that I probably wouldn't have bought it.
    Very cool, grats!
     

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