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Bill Entringer

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Posted on Wednesday, February 23, 2005 - 10:31 pm:   Edit Post Delete Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only) Ban Poster IP (Moderator/Admin only)

I've got a 2001 max II with the 14hp engine.
I noticed that when it is warmed up the engine wobbles quite a bit to the front and back, is this normal? Also, what are you guys using for drain plugs for going in the water, I just went out and bought some screw-in expanding rubber boat plugs, but the outside ("T" handle) seems to get stuck on vegitation.

Any help would be greatly helpful.
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david berger (Davidrrrd)

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for plugs the factory sells automotive type plastic plugs,
they seal real well and pop in easy and are easy to remove, they dont get stuck on anything and you can get them cheeper from auto body suply shops in boxes of 100 for less than $10.00
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david berger (Davidrrrd)

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for plugs the factory sells automotive type plastic plugs,
they seal real well and pop in easy and are easy to remove, they dont get stuck on anything and you can get them cheeper from auto body suply shops in boxes of 100 for less than $10.00
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Al

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Put the plugs in from the inside, and they should not get caught on anything.
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Al

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It sounds like your motor mount bolts are loose
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Al

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It sounds like your motor mount bolts are loose

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