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You know what engine service schedules are like...every few years all the big jobs happen at once
 

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I don't know what that includes but have you considered doing most of it yourself?
Either I do it all myself or not...if it’s fifty fifty, no one will take responsibility for any defect...but I could spend more than that at the osteopath if I did it all myself.. I don’t have a walk around engine room
 

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You know what engine service schedules are like...every few years all the big jobs happen at once

Have they give you a breakdown of what they are doing? It seems a ridiculous amount of money. A 450hp truck costs less than 10% of that to service.
 

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Have they give you a breakdown of what they are doing? It seems a ridiculous amount of money. A 450hp truck costs less than 10% of that to service.
Yes of course...but the relationship between marine and road mechanics and spares is non existent....even though the engines are exactly the same
 

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Yes of course...but the relationship between marine and road mechanics and spares is non existent....even though the engines are exactly the same

But what parts does it need that add up to 6k? That’s the bit I can’t comprehend
 

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The reality is, it would take me a month of working everyday to do what the mechanic will do in one or two days
 

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Labour €2,800 plus VAT
Frette (not quite sure what it is exactly) 189 plus vat
Kit for the Torique Exchangeur 486.06
And so on...lots of small parts adding up
 
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