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Gotta love it when a plan works….Leave a comment:
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As our engineering used to say, “shim to fit”. I used 5/4 (1 1/4”) inch Trex decking. It’s composite decking that works like Starboard but is...Leave a comment:
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Welcome! Your fuel burn has so many variables that it’s difficult to predict with any accuracy. I can tel you that the three previous Bayliners I’ve...Leave a comment:
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Port of Everett is $5.80 something. The website says $5.14 and I was going to get some much needed fuel but I called to confirm the price and was treated...Leave a comment:
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Okay, here’s the straight poop from the manufacturer about how to refresh the seals. It’s on page 32
http://www.marinehardware.com/downloads/ru...Leave a comment:
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Sorry to say, I have to agree wit Mike. Now I’m not sorry about agreeing with Mike the person, I mean agree with his assessment of your situation.
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I suggest you start by loosening the packing nuts at the top of the rudder housing post. I’m not sure where that is in relationship to the zirc fittings,...Leave a comment:
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Check the filter between the tank and pump. I’m guessing the clear plastic bowl is cracked. Btdt...Leave a comment:
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Fwiw, I picked a 4.3 file that would have been built in ‘91. It may not be the exact one, but it’s close enough to help you know what you are looking...Leave a comment:
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When I rebuilt my pumps they were pretty sticky, there’s a ring of ball bearings in there that get moved around and act as mini plungers. That’s the...Leave a comment:
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I got it finished for now! It will be interesting to see what revisions the admiral will want. Deleting the now nonfunctional knobs on the control panel...
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Gregg! Good to hear from you! Yes, the conversion was much easier than installing propane. The biggest challenge was not dropping all of those half inch...Leave a comment:
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