Merc techs on the job<p>Mercury service technician Scott Beattie (better known as Scotty B) was found hard at work today in the service yard in downtown Birmingham. Here, he's got the cowling off Morizo Shimizu's 250 Optimax ProXS with a diagnostic scanner. The service calls have been slow so far, he said.</p>
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