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    Sure, that's why they're removable! :) They're small enough that any home washer will be fine. I just wouldn't dry them with high...
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    I'd start by comparing the pictures and overall dimensions of some various model year brochures. If it "looks promising", reach out to...
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Fuel Filter Water Separator.
    Buffing will make the currently painted parts shinier... but it will also enlarge the spots where the paint is worn through to the...
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Freedom Trim.
    As noted, there's a lot of variables at play here - both in boat performance and what can cause ventilation. Strictly looking at the...
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    Adding onto what Bill said, the reason for those questions is that any number of brands of engines could be on the boat and then each...
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    If you get the industrial vinegar (it's about 30% compared to 4% for regular vinegar), you can saturate a rag with it and lay it on the...
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Boat Hauling Company.
    I've known a number of people that used Uship with good results. They all "should" have insurance, but double check. It's a little...
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread horn and radio.
    Check for power at both sides of the switch and then at the accessory. Verify the grounds are good.
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Receiver recommendation.
    Is it a normal size stereo? Usually referred to as "single din" if you want to look it up. It's the most common size and readily...
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Grady 205 Biggest GPS?.
    You got snookered! :) The original poster asked this over a year ago and hasn't responded since.
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Need to ground a fuel tank.
    Correct - that style has been around for eons (and is still used). It may or may not physically have a ground tab on it.
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Need to ground a fuel tank.
    Granted the wiring may be rotten away, but look around your aux tank area - if THAT was the tank that carried the main grounding wire...
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Need to ground a fuel tank.
    Just a side note (although most comments still apply)... I'm pretty sure Jim has the older style sender that has a single pink wire...
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    DennisG01 replied to the thread Need to ground a fuel tank.
    Oh... what everyone is saying about a solid ground is correct - but that could ALSO be to a grounding bus bar where the bus bar is...
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    On a related note... are there any access plates or anything else that can be removed to visually check?