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Try clearing the spout with a toothpick. It could also be a failed or failing water pump. They are pretty easy to change. They are made of rubber and must be replaced occasionally. Sometimes mud daubers can plug this hole or other insects. Without the steady stream do not operate the motor as...

I ber B~C thought he was "insulated" from this thread but I am still looking for updates and noticed that we are a few years behind schedule for getting my boat in :lol:

This is a smokin deal!

What are they gonna have you do... hold a candle? If they do I bet it is one of those new flameless candles. Good luck finding one of those... My wife wanted some as stocking stuffers and I am on store #6 trying to find some. Maybe the mill bought them all just in case? :xnaughty

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Photos from a friend who went down there to help out.

Capt. Jim has it right. It is just time to change the oil, filter and possible the lower unit fluid. Reset the alarm as mentioned above by Jim and enjoy.

Happy Happy.... Oh crap... look at the time... Now I have to wait a whole nuther year... Aww, heck with that... Happy Belated Birthday. Hey, do you like Tuna? I'll be in your neck of the woods next weekend.

Dusty, I was headed the very same direction... but I got the davit, block, puller and 2 weighted and rigged shrimp pots for less than the Ace puller. It was only lightly used... about 10 hours on the motor. How could I pass that up... (don't ask my wife). Now I just need some of you hard core...

Ken, Thanks for sharing... Sounds like you are living the life... Hey, the very best thing I have found for heakling up those hands is... O'Keeffe's Working Hands Creme. It isn't cheap but it works great and it won't leave your hands slick or smelling like a French Bath House...

Roger, it is ALL YOUR FAULT! I just picked up 2 shrimp pots with a Honda motor and a nice davit. I hope to get some clues on Shrimping next season... I can hardly wait.

I had a similar issue with my Suzuki. It was a loose bolt on the steering arm. Check all the bolts on the transome for looseness. Hope you find the culprit. It sure made a difference when I did. Also check your cowling. Occasionally you may need to tighten it as well.

Thanks Adeline! :D

I would be delighted to take it off your hands, if for no more than the hinges. Mine needs help.

I have plans for Friday evening and Saturday-Sunday but I may be on the coast to help a friend do some maintenance on his boat earlier in the week. I may bum a ride out. If I do I'll send a report.

Ken, make extra sure to stow that firearm unloaded. Also, you might want to talk to the other guides about their experiences shooting Halibut and perhaps you should try it with one of them first? I have had several Halibut in excess of #100 and have never needed to shoot one. I typically harpoon...

Hey Ken! Congrats. That Alaska guiding gig is a lot harder than it looks on the resume huh? good on you mate. Looking forward to the updates. Bring me back some yelloweye, will ya? We can't keep them here anymore :(

Pat, That's a commercial 1/2 tote from Bomar Plastics. You can order them from Englund Marine. They are very heavy duty and mine has kept ice for 5 days in 100 degree heat. I like the one with the feet for the forklift. It is the perfect working height for gutting and gilling the days catch...