Posted by Ron Mazcko on 11/25/14 - 4:25 AM
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Weatherly, I will certainly report back next summer on the performance of the ETEC 90 HO performance, i.e., after I run in both positions (existing - two holes up... and early summer - 3 holes up).
The old 88 SPL required $2K of work; including several lower unit adjustments/parts, new starter, and gasket replacements. I just did not want to put that kind of money into an older smokey gas guzzler. It gave me many years of enjoyment, so I can't complain. Winterization on the 90 ETEC HO was simple and a pleasure.
Again, thanks for the congratulations.