Sand in outboard tray

[Bieny]

So I went to collect an outboard bought on ebay today, the seller told me that the boat had broken its mooring and run aground - but that the outboard in question wasn't fitted at the time.

The outboard looked ok but the tray had sand in the bottom and it wouldn't idle well, I asked for a refund and the seller agreed.
Is there another explanation for sand in the tray or was he lying??

[wiLlfish]

Originally Posted by Bieny

Is there another explanation for sand in the tray?

yus

Hee kepped iz bujjie inn ther

[Bieny]

It's possible wiLlfish, but I didn't see a cuttlebone in there!

[wiLlfish]

Originally Posted by Bieny

I didn't see a cuttlebone in there!

dat downt meen nuffink

Luk forr uvver evidense

Luk forr a mirrer orr a bel orr a likkul laddir

[Chris Caton]

Originally Posted by wiLlfish

dat downt meen nuffink

Luk forr uvver evidense

Luk forr a mirrer orr a bel orr a likkul laddir

sorry Bieny, I don't think I could put it any better than wiLlfish, reckon you did the best thing getting your money back

[Bieny]

Yeah me too, here's a pic on case it comes up on eBay again

[Chris Caton]

lucky escape I would say

[spartacus]

Originally Posted by wiLlfish

dat downt meen nuffink

Luk forr uvver evidense

Luk forr a mirrer orr a bel orr a likkul laddir

Classic wiLlfish!

[paddlers]

Originally Posted by wiLlfish

dat downt meen nuffink

Luk forr uvver evidense

Luk forr a mirrer orr a bel orr a likkul laddir

Pure quality !!