"Scott" wrote

Blow a (water) hose and you're cooked

Bull. Replace your hoses every five years, and you will never blow a hose.

Even if you do, you can make enough power to do and emergency landing. You
may have cooked the engine, but they will run for quite a while without
water.

I don't see auto engines blowing a jug, or breaking a rod, or hanging a
valve at low hours, like lycosauruses.

There is no reason for all of the engine out situations that airplane
engines have, IMO.
--
Jim in NC