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My dad had one stick like that on an old Johnson 50 horse. His solution was to take a piece of heater hose( about 1.5 inch) that would go over the end of the steering shaft and also over the threaded part where the nut fit. He then used a smaller piece of hose that would fit snug inside the first pi...

Not sure if you have the disc or drum brakes. Discs seem to be a little easier to keep in good shape as they are easier to flush out. Also, the pads for disc brakes are pretty easy to replace. I have no experience with drums.

RX Fisher, If you were looking for the marine dealer on N Monroe, located behind the Goodwill store, I think they moved just a mile or so further North. I believe they are just across the street from the Winn Dixie now.

In the event anyone is interested, FWC, Division of Marine Fisheries, has the FL fish ID poster. I called (850)488-6058, gave them my address, and four posters were mailed to me. Groupers, Snappers, Pelagics, and Baitfish.

Who knows why fish get so many different names. The fish listed on that site as a white grunt was always known to me as a pink-mouth grunt. Same with the Rock/Black/Seabass. Or how about a cobia/ling. I have heard of sand perch being called squirrel fish before though. When drifting over hard bottom...

Dewya, try the link below. This is linked to the Fl. Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commision. Pretty good pictures of the different species. See if a "sand perch" resembles what your looking for?

http://marinefisheries.org/photo.htm

What time does the meeting kick off tonight?

Here's another good one for ya. My buddy's first boat was a Piranah. His next and current boat is a Cape Horn. The only logical solution:

Horny Piranah

Pretty appropriate for us poor guys.

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