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<blockquote data-quote="Buzzkill" data-source="post: 108686" data-attributes="member: 3596">Well I guess I underestimated the reach of a post on NDA.&nbsp; I'm sure glad you guys were so willing to help me out and thanks a great deal for passing my comments onto the other two individuals.The boat is at the shop tomorrow so we will see what the issue is.&nbsp; That motor has been bullet proof as long as I've owned it, never had one issue with it until Sunday.&nbsp; Motor, gauges, power trim, everything just shut-off as I was crossing the lake at about 30 mph.&nbsp; I originally thought I had bumped the key with my knee and turned the motor off, I quickly found out that wasn't the case.I had no problem getting in the water to ensure we got tied up to the dock safely.&nbsp; With the wind blowing like that the last thing I wanted was someone getting hurt trying to help me out.&nbsp; Little did I know you guys were seasoned professionals at towing and docking broken down rigs.&nbsp; I had to get in the water to get the boat loaded on the trailer anyway so no big deal other than some soggy shoes for a couple hours.Marbleyes, thank you sincerely for your help.&nbsp; I will not forget what you guys did for me.&nbsp; I'm glad my comments made their way back to you because they were definitely deserved.Take Care.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buzzkill, post: 108686, member: 3596"] Well I guess I underestimated the reach of a post on NDA. I'm sure glad you guys were so willing to help me out and thanks a great deal for passing my comments onto the other two individuals. The boat is at the shop tomorrow so we will see what the issue is. That motor has been bullet proof as long as I've owned it, never had one issue with it until Sunday. Motor, gauges, power trim, everything just shut-off as I was crossing the lake at about 30 mph. I originally thought I had bumped the key with my knee and turned the motor off, I quickly found out that wasn't the case. I had no problem getting in the water to ensure we got tied up to the dock safely. With the wind blowing like that the last thing I wanted was someone getting hurt trying to help me out. Little did I know you guys were seasoned professionals at towing and docking broken down rigs. I had to get in the water to get the boat loaded on the trailer anyway so no big deal other than some soggy shoes for a couple hours. Marbleyes, thank you sincerely for your help. I will not forget what you guys did for me. I'm glad my comments made their way back to you because they were definitely deserved. Take Care. [/QUOTE]

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