Uh, if you can't run well without overheating in the Bay, better to find out why. It
could be the prop's not pitched correctly, the pumps are fading, etc. (expensive) etc.
Adding a second heat exchanger isn't likely to be more than symptomatic relief at best.

Cheers,
   Rick

On Thu, 22 Dec 2005 20:00:34 -0500 (Eastern Standard Time), "Edward McChain"
<mcchain@verizon.net> wrote :

> I am thinking of trying two heat exchangers either in-line or in parallel
> to see if it would allow the Universal 32 HP to run for extended periods in
> the 85 degree waters of the Chesapeake Bay with out overheating. I have a
> old but serviceable extra heat exchanger I could try this with. How about
> some feed back from some of you engineer types,
>


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