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Grouper
 
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Sailfish
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Could be a bladder infection. Sorry I couldn't resist. It might be that a dirt dobber has partially clogged the tube and it is making it shoot out further. Other than that I haven't a clue.
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Trigger
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Curious, do you normally run the engine trimmed up? If not, you may have a very strong stream when you run it and the angle is lower. With it trimmed up, it's just a different angle causing it to shoot further back. Just a thought.
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Grouper
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Grouper
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Looks like the stream on a 5yr old boy. HeHe
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You might want to have a compression test done on that motor, sounds like some extra pressure there. [ Read , head gasket maybe ]
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Trigger
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| Bladder Infection?? Made me laugh. Sorry, but have never seen one p that far. Maybe Kenny knows.
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