After a few beers and some Mexican food my compression goes way up....prob unreadable by any gauge........LOL
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I know it's not a seadoo, but....
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SKI DOO given as gift
The Detroit Red Wing players chipped in and bought Tomas Holstrom a new Ski Doo for playing in his 1000th game as a Wing.
the article stated that he sold one of his other sleds during the off season (I guess he needed the money....
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I saw the pic and it was a black 600 model with his number 96 painted on it.
The Detroit Red Wing players chipped in and bought Tomas Holstrom a new Ski Doo for playing in his 1000th game as a Wing.
the article stated that he sold one of his other sleds during the off season (I guess he needed the money....
...)I saw the pic and it was a black 600 model with his number 96 painted on it.
im thinkin u had a few too many beers, :leaving::leaving::leaving:
Jetskigoodies
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Get a quality compression tester. I bought one from harbor freight on my way to buy a seadoo because i forgot mine at home. It read 90 psi on both cylinders, I showed the owner and got the seadoo cheap. When I got home I checked a few of my other seadoos and they all read 90 with the harbor freight gauge. I used a matco one and the seadoo I first used it on was 135 and 132. So harbor freight gauges are garbage. I guess you get what you pay for. That gauge read everything at 90
uke:
I felt bad that i lowered the price on the guy but it was an honest mistake.
So if your selling a seadoo make sure you buy a quality gauge as well.
uke:I felt bad that i lowered the price on the guy but it was an honest mistake.
So if your selling a seadoo make sure you buy a quality gauge as well.
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