[Sentoa] Overheating or not?

[AJLYNN at aol.com]

In a message dated 8/8/2008 3:00:49 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
camrpm163 at aol.com writes:

should  be able to touch with your hand just about every where water flows 
but shoot  it first with the heat sensor gun

Richard -- You're right. I need to find about the impeller.  The  mechanic 
who ended up doing the job is a freelance Cummins guy, so he knows his  way 
around the engine and, after the past few years, my boat.  I'll check  with him.
 
I did shoot the gun at the pipe.  I think it was about 109 degrees  after I 
had been underway for some time.  
 
But, I wasn't joking about being hampered in my measurements by trying to  
avoid a collision at sea.  A trimaran crossed my bow, under sail, just as  the 
alarm was going off.  I had to throttle back and soon the alarm  stopped.  I 
thought it was better not to cleave the sailboat. Nor, later,  when the alarm 
went of again, I thought it was best not to mess with a Moran  tug.  Baltimore 
Harbor is a busy place.
 
Anyway, my next steps are to send a diver down and to find out about the  
impeller.
 
Thanks!
 
Jack Lynn
Bunny's Heron 
32-102
 

 
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703.615.9370 [cell]
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