If you sink it and then bring it back up, can you classify it as marine salvage and lay claim to a title?

All of them are towers of power. L6 is short for Inline Six.

And while these are old, most of them are low hours. Typically, they require a hone, re-ring, seals and a gasket set. Aluminum blocks with cast iron sleeves.

I'll probably check at a few places down south. More lakes and older marinas down by lake of the ozarks. Longview isn't old enough...

CK

Why can't you get a title? Kansas is a state that doesn't title boats, motors or trailers. Get a friend to write you a bill of sale and get a MO title.

Shouldn't be that hard, MO just wants their money and usually just means filling out some paperwork.

Maybe Jungle Law?

Came back from Christmas to find a water line had ruptured under the sink. It split vertically so that it sprayed water for two days from the back of the house to the front door. Flooded the hallway, front room, dining room, kitchen, parts of two bedrooms, half the basement, a two car garage. When I came home there were frozen waterfalls around the back 1/2 of my house. Hardwood floors, carpet, furniture, etc.

Cleanup crew just piled everything where ever they could find a place for it.

I need some football for distraction.

I'm too old for this crap. And I have way too much crap.

Sorry you asked?

You're supposed to try to trade old boat motors for guns on armlist.

Nothing like the smell of 2 stroke in the morning... These motors are extremely simple and a lot lighter than a comparable 4 stroke.

Right and I’ve had a couple 2 stroke mercury’s and loved them but I wouldn’t trade this quiet no fuss easily Maintained 4 stroke mercury I have now for anything

Maintenance is the key on any outboard. Run good fuel, winterize and keep the cooling system in working order. The crap they pass for gasoline is hard on anything that sits for more than a couple of weeks.

Damn dude. Hate to hear that.

Now that I'm scared shitless, I'm going to think long and hard about buying a leak detecting water valve.

Hmmm, I'm in Texas , but sounds like I need to move to Kansas or Missouri

"Tie a rope on it and use it for a ****ing anchor"

True story, spoken by my grandfather after dad couldn't get it to start going duck hunting. And he never cussed. Might have been a Johnson though.

P. S. Sorry to hear Kirk.

Always shut off your water if you're going to be out of town for a period of time

Are you giving them away or are you asking something for them.

Yeah, me too... Especially with the design of the water pipes in my house; in the garage, into an overhang and up into the kitchen. It probably froze in the garage and the pressure ruptured the pipe. I've seen ones that will signal your phone and allow you to turn it off remotely. I'm thinking something automatic.

It happens, I drank too much wine (just once) a few days afterwards. Then I had the same problem and a bad hangover. I've been meaning to go through my stuff however this is a real trial.

Any old cowlings?