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Stainless Steel Braided Hose Rubber Braid Fuel Line Hose Petrol Pipe Oil Coolant US $30.99
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STAINLESS STEEL BRAIDED 1500 PSI -4AN AN4 4-AN OIL/FUEL/GAS LINE/HOSE FOOT/FEET US $4.38
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Hitachi CG22EASSLP 21.1cc 2 Stroke Gas Powered Straight Shaft Grass Trimmer (CARB Compliant) List Price: $199.99 Sale Price: $187.98 |
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Includes 21cc Gas Straight Shaft String Trimmer - CG22EASSLP |
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Poulan Pro PP125 17-Inch 25cc 2-Cycle Gas-Powered Straight-Shaft String Trimmer with Split Shaft List Price: $119.99 Sale Price: $90.00 |
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Optional attachments and a split boom shaft turn the Poulan Pro 25 cc 2-cycle gas trimmer into 6-tools-in-1: trimmer, edger, blower, cultivator, brush cutter, or pole pruner. The straight shaft trimmer features a 17-inch cutting width and dual exit .096-inch diameter cutting line. This tool also includes a durachrome cylinder for extended engine life, heavy duty automatic clutch, Tap N Go dual line cutting head, and an effortless Sure Fire pull starting system that eliminates complications with the choke. It is backed by a 2-year limited manufacturer's warranty. What's in the Box Poulan 25 cc gas trimmer |
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Husqvarna 450 18-Inch 50.2cc X-Torq 2-Cycle Gas Powered Chain Saw With Smart Start (CARB Compliant) List Price: $389.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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This all-purpose chain saw is ideal for landowners that demand optimal performance, easy starting, comfortable handling and superb safety. The 50.2cc X-Torq engine delivers maximum power and torque over a wide RPM range with reduced emissions and fuel consumption. This saw combines technology and ergonomics to create a reliable chain saw for all cutting conditions. U.S.A. Chain Saw Type: Gas, Engine Displacement (cc): 50.2, Chain Pitch (in.): 0.325, Chain Gauge (in.): 0.050, Bar Length (in.): 18, HP: 3.2, Fuel Capacity (oz.): 15.2, Oil Capacity (oz.): 8.48 |
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Neutrogena Men Triple Protect Face Lotion, SPF 20, Advanced Formula, 1.7 Fluid Ounce (50 ml) List Price: $7.39 Sale Price: $3.49 |
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Triple Protect Face Lotion SPF 20 works to soothe razor irritation, heal dry skin and help defend against the signs of aging in just one easy step. This non-greasy lotion offers multiple advanced skincare benefits to help protect your face. It moisturizes and heals dryness to condition skin. The lightweight formula contains SPF 20 UVA/UVB protection to help defend skin against signs of aging. It also reduces the appearance of fine lines and smoothes rough texture for healthier-looking skin. |
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Kiehl's Facial Fuel Age Combat - 75ml/2.5oz List Price: $49.50 Sale Price: $43.77 |
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A weightless, oil-free revitalizing gel for men Helps fight against signs of aging Remarkably improves firmness & the depth of lines Delivers essential moisture while evening out skin?s tone Skin appears stronger, more flexible & younger looking Ideal for all skin types |
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Kiehls Facial Fuel Age Combat For Men Sale Price: $65.00 |
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This skin revitalizing treatment combats the signs of aging for men to significantly improve firmness and the depth of lines, while helping to lift slackened skin. The lightweight gel texture strengthens skin’s elasticity and tone for a younger-looking appearance. Moisture treatment for men to combat skin-aging Helps improve skin's firmness while diminishing the look of facial lines and evening out skin tone Oil-free, fortifying skin therapy moisturizer and skin strengthener Appropriate for all skin types |
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Fuel List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $1.68 |
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In FUEL players race across and explore the world’s largest racing environment – over 5,000 square miles of spectacular wilderness. Set to revolutionize multi-terrain, multi-vehicle racing, FUEL is a fiercely competitive, open-world game without boundaries. On and off-road, two and four-wheeled vehicles race a massively diverse environment, from scaling the highest snowcapped mountain to racing the deepest arid canyon. .caption { font-family: Verdana, Helvetica neue, Arial, serif; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; font-style: italic; } ul.indent { list-style: inside disc; text-indent: -15px; } table.callout { font-family: verdana; font-size: 11px; line-height: 1. 3em; } td.vgoverview { height: 125px; background: #9DC4D8 url(http://images.amazon.com/images/G/01/electronics/detail-page/callout-bg.png) repeat-x; border-left: 1px solid #999999; border-right: 1px solid #999999; padding-left: 20px; padding-right: 20px; padding-bottom: 10px; width: 250px; font-family: verdana; font-size: 12px; } Expansive open-world environments. View larger. Dramatic weather effects View larger. In-game mixing of vehicle classes. View larger. Extreme off-road action. View larger. Smoking road racing. View larger. Story In an alternate present, vast stretches of America have become no-go areas as the devastating effects of global warming ravage the continent. Floods, storms, brush fires, tornadoes and hurricanes have driven people from towns and cities into safe zones as extreme weather wreaks havoc, creating thousands of square miles of dangerous uninhabitable areas. People turn to renewable energy in the face of the destruction caused by this catastrophe. But these danger zones have also become a playground for a new breed of racer. With a stockpile of fuel to be burned, adrenaline junkies head into the wilderness to compete against each other in spectacular races against themselves and the elements. Vehicles FUEL features 70 different unlockable vehicles designed to support pick up and play arcade style fun. Each of these feature aggressive styling, unique performance and surface specific handling and can compete with each other no matter how or where they are united. The six different vehicle classes include: Bikes Bikes are fast, quick and easy to handle, but what they have in speed they lack in durability, so ride around trees, not into them. ATVs ATV's four wheels offer more stability than bikes and their size allows them to be able to sneak in very narrow spaces. Muscle Cars Muscle cars have enough speed and strength to face extreme conditions, making them a good choice for any kind of racer. SUVs Powerful, stout and durable, SUVs make up for their lack of speed with all the hit that they can take before breaking down. Buggies The smallest of cars and the easiest to handle, buggies are definitely fast, but durability can be an issue with them. Trucks The largest and strongest vehicles, trucks will not daze you with speed, but they'll knock you out for sure with power. Race Types and Challenges FUEL features a wealth of race types and challenges. Races include A2B Time Trials, Checkpoint Races, Circuit Races and Raid Races; while some of the additional challenges include 'Long Raids'--races that can last for hours--and 'Knock Out' events, which are checkpoint races where the last racer to cross the line is eliminated. Never Get Lost With GPs Each vehicle in the game comes equipped with a unique GPs system. Showing up on the game screen's heads-up display (HUD), arrows display a route that will take advantage of the distinctive capabilities of that vehicle, always indicating that fastest, most appropriate route. Race well and players are alerted to an extra route--one that is riskier, more hazardous--but potentially quicker. Of course, you can always choose to switch the GPs off and forge your own way through the wilderness. Key Features Open-world racing - The largest open-world racing arena ever, with 14,000 square km of streaming game world and 100,000 miles of trails. Vehicles Galore - Drive over 70 unique vehicles in six different classes including: bikes, ATVs, muscle cars, SUVs, buggies and trucks. Weather Effects - Experience how extreme weather conditions affect the race from rain to snow to sandstorms and destructive tornadoes. Race Types - Compete in multiple categories of race types including: time trials, checkpoint races, circuit races and raid races. Multiplayer Support - FUEL features 2-16 player online support via Games for Windows LIVE. Online Racing - Compete against friends online in all 70 career races as well as online free rides. GPs Technology - Each vehicle in FUEL features onboard GPs functionality ensuring you will never be lost. Online Support FUEL is a seamlessly integrated offline and online gameworld featuring hundreds of challenges across countless locations. Players can compete against friends in all of the game's 70 career races, as well as online free rides via Games for Windows LIVE. In addition, to these pre-designed events players can use the powerful route editor to create their own challenges set anywhere in Fuel's world and share them online. Extreme Racing... Epic Scale... Fearsome Weather...Product InformationGet fuelled up and prepare to race and explore the world’s largest ever racing environment – over 5000 square miles of spectacular wilderness. Set to revolutionize multi-terrain multi-vehicle racing FUEL is a fiercely petitive game without boundaries. On and off-road two and four-wheeled vehicles race a massively diverse environment from scaling the highest snow-capped mountain to racing the deepest arid canyon. In a fictional present vast swathes of the United States have been ravaged by the extreme effects of accelerated global warming – tornados brush fires hurricanes and tsunamis have driven people from their homes leaving huge areas of America abandoned. Now these dangerous areas have created the perfect playground for a new breed of adrenaline junkies who set out to conquer each other and Mother Nature in closely fought races. There are over 70 different vehicles with which to take on any challenge that FUEL’s stunning environment throws at you. On-road and off-road bikes cars quads trucks buggies and dragsters take dangerous short-cuts perform death-defying jumps and tear through spectacular cross-over points.FUEL’s landscape is powered by cutting-edge technology and using satellite data features some of the most exciting and inspiring areas of America – including the Grand Canyon Yosemite National Park Mount Rainier and much more. In FUEL if you can see it you can drive to it taking any route – on or off-road – that you want. With a draw distance of 40KM 100000 miles of roads tracks and trails and hundreds of race events FUEL’s epic world demands to be explored.Bringing this vast open ended landscape to life is a dramatic and dynamic weather system that includes tornados sandstorms blizzards lightening and thunderstorms which all affect the environment and race strategy plus a full day night cycle. Complete with t |
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Innovative Products of America DTP20 20 GPM Mobile Fuel Transfer System List Price: $1,495.95 Sale Price: $1,913.91 |
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DC Powered, includes Filter and Water Seperator, two 6' hoses and manual fuel dispenser For Truck Service and Repair, scrapyards, emergency recovery and more! Secure and save fuel prior to repairs, scrap, storage or sale Uses two group 31 batteries (not included) 1000 Gallon flow meter, voltage and amperage metersThis Mobile fuel system is specifically designed for the removal and filtration of fuel to and from any source. Want to remove fuel from a truck prior to selling it? Need to make fuel tank repairs? Concerned about theft of fuel from vehicles in storage? Are you scrapping cars trucks or tractors and need to safely remove the fuel for disposal? These are some of the many reasons the DTP20 is a time and money saving shop product.The DTP20 features a welded steel frame, and hose hangers. Top of the line explosion proof DC powered transfer pump. Intake hose with oneway screened valve, 6 foot output hose and manual fuel dispenser. The pnuematic tires and sturdy frame are made to last inside the shop or out in the field. |
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Triple Seven Safety Siphon Self Priming Pump List Price: $19.49 Sale Price: $7.99 |
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Triple Seven Safety Siphon Self Priming Pump. |
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Red Line 60103 SI-1 Fuel System Cleaner - 15 oz. List Price: $9.95 Sale Price: $9.95 |
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Red Line Oil 60103 Si-1 Fuel Inj Cleaner -15oz |
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While on an off road trip, Jenny's Jeep began to experience the symptoms of a bad fuel pump. Her jeep would stumble and die at idle. It would only run if the rpms were kept over 1500 and it was low on power. It was also surging as the fuel pump lost pressure. It was making only 20 psi or so and that was simply not enough to keep the fuel from boiling in the hot fuel rail. It was a struggle, but we got her Jeep out of the woods under its own power and got it back to my shop.
Fist, we used the failing fuel pump to pump the remainder of the fuel from the tank. I used my fuel pressure tester attached to the fuel rail test port to pump the fuel into a can. I made a jumper wire and attached it to the fuel pump relay socket to force the pump to run.
Once the tank was empty, I disconnected the lines from the fuel pump assembly and disconnected the wires. I also disconnected the tank vent lines.
Next, I rigged up a lift to support the tank as I lowered it from the Jeep. I then loosened the tank support straps. After lowering the tank a couple of inches I was able to reach above the tank and loosen the filler and vent lines from the tank. I then removed the tank support straps and lowered the tank out of the Jeep.
With the tank out, I stood it up and cleaned the mounting flange for the pump assembly with a wire brush. I used a hammer and screwdriver to move the clamp ring off the pump. Then I carefully removed the pump from the tank taking care not to get dirt in the tank. The filter sock fell off and had to be retrieved with a gripper tool. Often the tapered grommet for the pump assembly will stay in the tank as well. If so, this has to be fished out. This one came out with the pump this time however.
To test the pump, Jenny made up a container for fuel and reconnected the pump to the lines and wires. The last time I worked on this Jeep there was a leak in the line between the pump and the tank outlet. This time however, there was no leak; the pump simply was not making pressure. Cold it would make only 30 psi not the required 48 psi. When the pump got hot it made less pressure. We measured 20 psi when the Jeep was trying to get home the day before.
We then tested the used replacement we had available. It easily made more than enough pressure. And still no leaks. The mounting bracket in this tank has been modified slightly in an off roading mishap so I had to adapt the new pump to fit. After some mixing and matching of parts and some creative routing of the expensive high pressure hose, I got it to fit. Jenny also had to put a wrap or two of Teflon tape on the pump inlet to get the filter sock to stay in place.
I carefully cleaned the pump mounting surface and the O ring. I then set the pump in place and tapped the retaining ring back into position.
We then lifted the tank up into the Jeep. With the tank almost in place I reattached the filler and vent lines. This was the most difficult part of the job by far. Once the lines were reattached, I lifted the tank the rest of the way back up and reinstalled the straps. I actually forgot to tighten the fuel line clamps before driving it. I should have tightened them right after I reinstalled the lines and attached the wires.
We put the fuel back in and ran the pump on the jumper a moment to prime the system and get air out of the lines. When I heard the regulator squeal, I knew the air was being purged. Jenny's Jeep started right up. It stumbled a moment while the computer adapted to having the right pressure at the injectors again but it settled down quickly.
A quick test drive showed it all worked fine. With the exception of the loose clamps on the fuel lines I mentioned earlier. I had to tighten them in the street because I was afraid they might pop off if we drove it back to the shop. Her fuel pressure is back in spec again. Hopefully this pump will last a while. The whole job took about four hours start to finish.
Mike Strawbridge is a Performance Improvement Coach who loves helping people achieve what they truly want in life and business. To learn more Jeep Repair tips and tricks see ==> http://mikestrawbridge.com/blog
Understanding Diesel Fuel For Your Trawler
Trawler and motor yacht owners enjoy the sound of our diesel engines; like music to our ears. The diesel engines are the heart of any boat.
But problems can take place with diesel fuel stored in your trawler's fuel tanks, affecting those diesels?
It is important to know what diesel fuel is to begin with. Diesel fuel is processed from crude oil. In oil refineries, petroleum is heated, and different hydrocarbon molecules are extracted to make the fuel. Diesel is much thicker than gasoline and vaporizes much more slowly. It's frequently referred to as "fuel oil" because of its consistency. Often forgotten, diesel is an organic matter.
"Provide a diesel engine good fuel and it will last forever and a day." This old expression is less of an exaggeration than you might believe. Repair statistics record that 90% of trawler diesel engine problems stem from contaminated fuel. The promise of doing away with 9 out of 10 potential failures should put fuel-system maintenance at the top of your list.
The most frequent signs of fuel contamination in a yacht are blocked fuel filters, and decreased engine performance. However, the lack of these conditions does not inevitably suggest that your diesel fuel is not contaminated. In fact, it is probable that every trawler's fuel is moderately contaminated. Diesel Fuel pick-up tubes, where the diesel engine draws fuel from the tank, typically sit about three-quarters of an inch off the bottom of your fuel tank floor. This placement is designed to protect the engine from contamination that has settled to the bottom of the fuel tank. Therefore, you may never recognize that you have a fuel contamination problem until the fuel is agitated in some way - such as when you are in rough waters in your trawler.
Moisture can get into trawler fuel tanks in several ways – by condensation of wet outside air, during transport from refineries to distributors, by leakage through broken fill pipes or vents and by careless handling. Water can cause injector nozzle and pump corrosion, micro-organism development and fuel filter plugging with materials resulting from the corrosion or microbial growth. Your trawler's fuel/water seperators should be inspected frequently for water and drained as necessary. In freezing northern winters, ice formation in fuels containing water produces severe fuel line and filter plugging problems. Regularly removing the water is the most effective way of preventing this problem; however, small quantities of alcohol may be used on an emergency basis to preclude fuel line and filter freeze-ups.
Regular diesel fuel filter exchanges and the costly and time consuming task of cleaning diesel fuel storage tanks have become acceptable routine maintenance instead of looking for a warning signal for diesel engine failure. Diesel fuel filter elements should last several hundred hours or more and injectors some 15,000 hours. Even So, since diesel fuel is inherently unstable, solid matters begin to form and the accumulating storage tank sludge will eventually clog your diesel fuel filters, possibly ruin your injectors and cause diesel engines to smoke.
Fuel stored in vessel tanks for long periods (6 months and more) demands special care. This diesel fuel suffers from multiple issues that influence its quality. The presence of free water supplies the medium for microbiological development that result in the formation of slime and acids inducing corrosion of metal surfaces such as storage tanks, pumps, injectors, etc. Left neglected this water layer will entrap sludge and become the breeding ground for microbes, fungus, yeast and more. This poisonous mix produces acids that compromise the integrity of your storage tank, lines, pumps, fittings and worse, diesel machinery.
Another crucial factor leading to diesel deterioration, is mechanized stress caused by heat and pressure of pumps. Since most diesel engines return substantial amounts of fuel back to the tank, it is simple to see that the engine itself adds to fuel deterioration.
Bugs in the form of bacterium and fungus are present in all diesel fuels. Extended periods of fuel storage can create ideal opportunities for microbes to grow in fuel tanks. The first suggestion of microbial contamination is mucous-like collections on fuel-filters. Bugs can only be removed from the fuel system by polishing or by forbidding their occurrences by use of a diesel fuel biocide such as BioBor. I highly recommend it.
Should you use diesel fuel additives? There are many of additives on the market nowadays that are designed to improve the operation and efficiency of diesel fuel. I opt to use Marvel Mystery Oil. However, if you use the right additives, you can reach peak performance from your fuel every time.
Trawlers typically have primary fuel filters and a set of secondary filters installed; Racor is a good example. Every time the diesel engine is operated, the diesel fuel is polished by filtering and returning fuel back to the tanks. A separate polishing system can also be installed that filters the fuel independently of the engine operating.
About the Author
Mike Dickens, the author, is a boat owner and owner/Broker of Paradise Yachts. Paradise Yachts is a Yacht Brokerage offering used yachts to customers worldwide. Visit our website to view our selection of Used Trawlers, Used Motor Yachts, and Used Sailboats . National and international sales. We ship Used Yachts and Used Boats worldwide. Located in Florida, USA. 904/556-9431
Have just remove the glass and filter from my efr 40 single fuel line oil boiler and now it wont fire up.?
This boiler was working fine until i decided to remoe the oil glass and filter to clean them.I filled up the glass and the 2 pipes leading to the pump but after around 20 seconds the motor cuts out so , assume i have created an air lock which needs bleeding.This sytsem has only one pipe coming from the fuel tank which has 2000 litres of fuel in it.HELP !!!!
Did you fill the filter before installing?
You should have a bleeder on the pump. "Crack" the bleeder and reset the pump. When it starts to fire close the bleeder.
Oil Rises to Three-Week High, Gasoline Surges, on Weaker Dollar
April 30 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil rose to a three-week high and gasoline surged as the dollar weakened and a report showed the U.S. economy grew in the first quarter, signaling that fuel demand will increase.
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