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Posts posted by Andre wallyandre
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Interesting! Keep posting youre progress
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9 times on ten the problem is with the transducer cable that is not push in; this is not the best plug that I've seen.
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12 hours ago, hookedupf7 said:
Anybody have any issues with Scotty cable counters. If I use them all day by the end of the day they seem to be off by 3 or 4 feet. Should I replace counters?
You can adjust them by putting them on 0 ft at the water level
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I'm on the road, I'll check again if there is 8 the price will be fix accordingly
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I can do the 10 for $90 shipping included
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I may have a new Icom. Let me check tomorrow
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Same here most of the browns caught has lamprey or fresh lamprey marks.
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I have nmea2000 cable 25ft new
Price:$40
1 ext cable for transducer with black connector
Price: $40.
If interested I will be in Fair Haven for the week coming. Let me know and I will bring it with me.
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Can you explain what is the installation imply?
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23 minutes ago, Alumacraft205 said:
It's probably a newer fuel injected motor .My Yamaha outboard has the gas line run to the inside and permanently connected. My Merc kicker has a primer bulb and is connected like you want to do. If I haven't used it for a while I have to pump primer. Having it permanently connected is nice
Same here
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I have 1 inlet and 2 outlet on my water separator filter
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Are tou sure it's a 25"? Look like a 20" to me
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I have one and it works has it should
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I bought mine online from amazon.ca
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I install a automatic acr and a switch. That acr sent the power to the battery that needed.
you can view it here: https://www.bluesea.com/products/7649/Mini_Add-A-Battery_Kit_-_65A
How to install: https://d2pyqm2yd3fw2i.cloudfront.net/files/resources/instructions/980014350.pdf
If you're not sure you can send a email to them and they are very fast to answer.
Hope this help
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For the little needed I always use the real Seastar oil; personnal choice
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I would not use anything that is not meant for hydraulic steering specially if I intent to install a autopilot; a autopilot pump is not cheap.
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2 hours ago, Tradman said:
you did see that was a quart price ?
Excellent price!
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I have test a WeBoost at my camp where I had 1 bar; with the booster I was getting 3 bars
Safe winterisation
in This Old Boat
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I know it's a bit early but with the problem getting some things, I found out today that that all pink products are not the same; most of them contain alcool and alcool is a nono in your motor so be sure to get the one w/o the alcool a bit more costly but worthy. Repairs are also very expensive.
Read on the link:
http://www.starbrite.com/item/50-non-toxic-premium-anti-freeze-pg#:~:text=It contains no alcohols.,to -9°C).