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Thanks for the heads up. Luckily I already purchased/installed the 5 areas I need.

I'm a 3 strand guy 'cause I like ease of splicing.

I'd think no larger than 7/16 unless you like the feel of 1/2. 3/8 would work for me.

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If you've had 6 trouble free years how could something else be superior in every way? I'd be more inclined to buy a lottery ticket than gamble on health of my expensive motor.

Very nice.

Isn't epoxy wonderful stuff? Is your new bulb bayonet or wedge?

of course that's plus shipping. My E-tec averaged 85 - 90 to one and I liked the idea of having new fresh oil going thru my motor only once. I agree it's probably more overall for the 2s, but do you consider the cost that gallon of gas that you buy instead of the gallon of oil you use and the...

Resident maps will work for both without phone service, and if your phone is equipped with a real gps chip you will be fine there too even without phone service.

Each (rather large) area is $15.

I love my Navionics charts - where can you get charts at that price? Oh wait! How about free NOAA charts online from NutiCharts Lite? You can buy a smaller area than Navionics for less money if you want to use them offline. Search Android market for 'nutiteq'

If you're following, there's new posts on the blog...she finally got her feet wet. http://72land-n-sea.blogspot.com/2011/0 ... ction.html

You'll be money/time/trouble ahead by buying the tool - even @ $90.

A few pictures with the camera phone before and during dissasembly can be a reference for reassembly.

West pump. Raka pump ($1 @ Dollar Store).

And gas up at the Ga/Fl boarder in GA for the best price in that area. Also, don't hesitate to overnight in a Walmart parking lot if you've a mind. We've never been run out, even at Daytona.

Mark the prop/hub/spines as so. The marks won't be lined up after the hub slips.

Sounds like a fun adventure. Mokee has dragged his 2120 all over the country...maybe he'll toss you some of his numbers?

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Good for scraping the sides of the mixing cup, measuring out doses of thickener, squeegeing epoxy into small spaces and scraping off excess. I cut the tip off one to make it flat.