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 3/4" NPT Allen Pipe Plug Fuel Fitting  US $6.29
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Mr. Heater Propane Gas Quick Connect Coupling Adapter Kit #F276330 List Price: $32.80 Sale Price: $19.01  |
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Gas Mate II. (1/4'' Male pipe thread x Male plug). (Quick connect x P.O.L.). Eliminates wrenches; fits on all refillable propane cylinders; provides plug in/plug out use of appliances such as gas grills, torches, heaters, cookers, etc. Plastic disposable assembly tool supplied for assembly. |
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Amico Water Air Fuel Pipe Fitting External Hex Head Plug 4/5" x 7/16" Male Thread Sale Price: $4.03 |
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Description: Durable material construction, bronze tone color, male thread, external hex head, etc. Can be used on various pipes, such as air pipe, fuel pipe, water pipe, etc. Easy and convenient to use. An ideal External Hex Head Pipe Plug. |
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Amico 13mm x 11mm Male Thread Hex Head Air Water Fuel Pipe Plug Fitting Sale Price: $3.44 |
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Description: Metal material construction, male threaded, external hex head. Can be used on various pipes, such as air pipe, fuel pipe, water pipe, etc. Easy and convenient to use. |
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113 Fuel Fitting Plug Large Sale Price: $3.16 |
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These fuel fittings are made of fuel proof polyethylene. Includes four plugs.BOX DIMENSIONS: 3.00" W. X .25" H. X 3.50" L.BOX WEIGHT: .01 LBS.FourmostPart FOR113 |
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J-B Weld 8277 Water Weld List Price: $7.99 Sale Price: $3.95 |
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WaterWeld will plug or seal practically anything that leaks. It will patch holes and cracks, and mend almost anything that is broken. It is excellent for rebuilding or fabricating parts, and as an all purpose adhesive for metals, wood, fiberglass, masonry, ceramics, PVC, and ABS. Permanently repair holes, gouges, cuts even seals rot in fiberglass and wood. Cures under water. Safe for use on lines carrying potable water. 2 oz. |
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Actron CP7828 Professional Compression Tester with Storage Pouch List Price: $63.99 Sale Price: $34.11 |
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Easy-to-read, 2-1/2" professional gauge with heavy-duty rubber boot protects gauge 0-300 psi/0-2100 kPa scales for accurate measurements Bourdon tube movement for accurate readings Handy tool pouch, repair kit, and instructions included 1 year warrantyThe Professional Compression Tester ACTCP7828 measures cylinder compression to accurately diagnose engine condition. It is compatible with all standard spark plug threads. Product has quick disconnect coupler that separates hose from gauge for faster, easier connections to the engine. Also includes push-button side release valve that allows repeated testing without disconnecting. |
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Oil Drain Kit - 1/2" x 20 thread size List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $34.99 |
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Change oil quickly and easily. This oil drain kit is made of oil and fuel resistant SAE J1527, USCG Type B1 hose with brass end fittings and copper sealing washers. Each drain kit measures 42' in length. Designed for permanent installation. For use with GM, Ford, Mercruiser, and OMC engines. (If engine is '96 or newer, order item # 30334) |
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I purchased a Bass Tracker II boat about two years ago and I do like my boat. The boat cost $2500; it came equipped with a 35 HP Mercury, an electric start, a console foot controlled trolling motor, and one depth finder. It is extremely light making it easy to haul and to maneuver on and off the trailer.
Now after a couple of years, and this being my first fishing boat, I started looking at purchasing another boat. The feature I was most interested in was more storage, and the newer models seem to fit the bill as they are generally wider now then previous models. The newer boats also have more open space for walking and fishing making it easy to move around to cast. But why spend upwards of $9000 for a different boat when I could upgrade my current tracker. I know a lot of people would say that's not that much money but I am frugal; okay, some may say cheap.
I did shop around and looked at other fishing boats; I found some nice bass boats, but I also found boats that needed plenty of work. The bottom line is that I did not find exactly what I was looking for; the wider boats always had more HP and I am satisfied with the 35 HP motor I have. The speed is more then ample for the lakes I fish and I get good fuel mileage. That's an important question to ask yourself when considering all the options; "what do I need for the type of fishing I do and the lakes I fish?"
As you may have guessed, I decided to keep and upgrade my bass tracker. My first goal was to create more storage; the back of my boat had a swivel seat, two batteries and a gas tank on the floor which means the person fishing at the back of the boat had to fumble around all this boat gear. My first upgrade was to raise the back floor of the boat to the same level as the front. I found that a plastic pallet fit my needs for water proof flooring perfectly and added this to the back of the boat. I then attached hinges to gain access to my batteries and gas tank. One reason the pallet worked so well is that it contains small triangle holes that prevent battery or gas fumes from building up. Next I moved and bolted the swivel seat on to my "new floor". I was very pleased how this turned out both in function and in looks. I accomplished my task of more storage. Now my gas tank and three batteries are stored under the new floor with room for other fishing gear, minnow bucket, anchor, extra tackle box and so on. I still was looking to improve my space usage and I did not have a good place to put the three or four rods I use, so I mounted some simple vertical rod holders constructed from PVC to the front of my console. Still, I was not done with storage. I wanted a good location to store my life jackets and dip net. To solve this issue I added a 4 foot wide by 1foot high piece of netting on a small area opposite of the console unused space to store these items. This also allowed for quick retrieval of the jackets and net when needed.
Now that my storage issues were improved, I moved on to some other projects I had in mind. I added a GPS depth finder (used PVC conduit fittings for custom swivel base), upgraded my 28# trolling motor to a 55# trolling motor and purchased 6 ply trailer tires. These items I consider mandatory upgrades to improve the my ability to find fish and control the boat on a windy day and last tires, to insure no issues on traveling to our favorite fishing spots. But I did install some nice to have items such as a 3 bank on board battery charger; plug it in and charge all three batteries at once. Also, a battery switch was installed giving me the option to select which trolling battery to use straight from my console. To finish things off I added a couple nice to have plastic tool holders in front and one at the back of the boat; inexpensive and yet very handy.
My total upgrade costs for the floor, trolling motor, storage net, on board battery charger, battery switch, tool holders, tires, GPS depth finder and new swivel seats came to around $825. And being cheap, I mean frugal, I shopped around for the best prices I could find and waited for some items to be on sale. By the way, I did not do this all at once; I worked on the upgrades over a 6 month period. Yes I could have purchased a newer boat, but by implementing these upgrades, I ended up having a boat that has everything I wanted and a lot of new equipment without breaking the bank.
All I can say each case is different, it can be a lot of fun to upgrade your boat and you will know exactly what condition your equipment is in. But if you need a larger or smaller boat to meet your fishing needs start looking around for those good deals.
If you would like to see this article complete with photos please click here [http://www.bluelaketackle.com/blog/boating/boating-how-tos/bass-tracker-upgrades-part-1.htm].
M. Kilby along with his father are avid fishermen offering quality Fishing Gear from Blue Lake Tackle, LTD
Diagnosing Spark Plug Problems
When we are talking about automotive electrical system, how can we miss on the spark plugs. Spark Plugs, as the Wikipedia defines, are electrical device that fits into the cylinder head of some internal combustion engines and ignites compressed aerosol gasoline by means of an electric spark.
Often, a little problem with the spark plug is the reason behind the breakdown of the vehicle in the middle of road. A little maintenance and few D-I-Y tips will help you keep these auto parts in place. But before that for repair, you need to know the common problems behind spark plugs. Lets together find out the common spark plug problems.
Problems With Your Spark Plug
- There are times, when your car's engine cranks, isn't it? But then, nothing happen after, i.e. It doesn't start after that. This is possible because of the spark plug.
- In some cases, the engine might run. After that, it often misfires. Check for any worn out spark plug. In such a case, it is possible that these auto parts have either fouled or probably the reason is bad spark plug wires
- High or Low Voltage also indicate problem. On an oscilloscope, if you observe the firing pattern of each cylinder, you might be able to diagnose the problems yourself. If the firing voltage is noticed to be normal, it means there is excessive resistance in a plug wire. Other possibilities can be loose plug wire, badly worn or too wide spark plug.
- In case you notice that there is a lower voltage in firing pattern, then it indicates, a damaged or shortened plug wire.
- Fouling is something that should be avoided. One important cause of it is deposits of oil or fuel upon the plug electrodes.
Reasons Why You Need To Change the Spark Plugs
There are a number of factors that can be the cause for replacement of spark plugs. Some of them are:
- Fouling – Incase you notice that there is a single fouled spark plug, you need to be cautious and get it replaced soon. Otherwise, you might have to suffer the loss of 25% of output of four cylinder engines.
- For Preventive Maintenance – This is always suggested as to avoid any major auto repair.
- Due to Worn Out Electrodes – That increases the distance between the electrodes and finally increases the firing voltage.
About the Author
I am Fred Clay, a journalist and an automotive industry expert. Automobiles, automotive parts & components and any & everything related to this industry interests me and is my passion. Over the past eight years, i have covered different automotive industry related news and have been writing on the same. As a professional I have reported on myriad topics, my favorite is the automobile industry. I also write for different web portals and websites. Amongst all, my favorite is Automotive Components & Partsthat is an Automotive industry B2B marketplace. This portal - Automotive-online.com provides detailed information on industry overview, news, trends, professional associations, publications, tenders, product catalogs, international trade leads, trade events, worldwide manufacturers & suppliers related to global automotive components & parts industry. I now blog at: Automobile Hotspot
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