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Date Posted: - Wednesday - 01/23/13 - 2:43am
Author: Connor
Subject: British Marine
In reply to: Bill Miller M31 #73 Natsukaze 's message, "Engine parts for Perkins 4-107/108" on - Tuesday - 01/22/13 - 9:53pm

Well we all get carried away sometimes, but it's best to be proactive. Incidentally, for other CA folks, I'd highly recommend British Marine in Oakland. I inherited a faulty rebuild on my 4.107 that made itself known in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. After literally a global search for parts, only British Marine had everything I needed and could rapidly assemble it all for shipment to that tiny island. Even if you don't love the pommie engines, be glad the parts are relatively cheap!

Connor
M31 Ardea

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[> [> Thanks for the tip -- Bill Miller M31 "Natsukaze", - Wednesday - 01/23/13 - 2:42pm

Connor,

Thanks for the tip on British Marine. I'll put them in my notes for future parts supplier. Also, congrats on your awesom voyage to the South Pacific. I've really enjoyed following your trek so far and look forward to seeing you complete your "Plan". It's guys like you and Randall who go out in the BIG WATER that keep the dreams alive in an old bay and delta mud sailor like me. Fair Winds.

Bill


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