Quote:
Originally Posted by Xavierp
They’re not marine specific it seems. The description of the course doesn’t look like it used too.
Seems to be catered to actual mechanics
Thx for looking that up though
|
Disagree..I’ve taken their course they are
Yanmar engine specific towards the
boat owner as described below..
In the 2-day Hands-On Class from Mack Boring &
Parts Co. students will learn how to perform routine maintenance as well as how to break down an engine to perform
emergency repairs. The class is over 60% hands-on, working on
Yanmar engines. The class takes a practical approach, with an emphasis on how to deal with the unexpected. Students learn by doing. By the end of Day 2, they will have bled the
fuel system, changed the impeller, checked the injector system, torqued the
head bolts and more.
The course describes essential
repair parts to keep on board, how to use them and where to
purchase them. Nearly every maintenance and
repair procedure will be addressed with tips and shortcuts to make engine
work easier and keep your
boat operating cleaner. Take home reference
manuals include
charts, diagrams and step by step repair instructions