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They'll give you pennies on the dollar, but at least they won't go in the trash. Have you thought about donating them? You might get a better value by writing them off your income taxes.

Maybe the meter is reading the wrong temp? Is it FW cooled? If it's raw water cooled, it'll run cooler, but not that much.

Good lord...

Foul hot water can be a symptom of a magnesium anode that has wasted away in the water heater.

I'm a big believer in synthetic oil for my truck, but wouldn't put it in an older diesel. After looking at the cost/benefit for even a new diesel, I still wouldn't use it unless it was a workboat, running nearly every day. The way most of us use our trawlers, the dino is just fine. Now if you're...

You need the prop treated with something anti-fouling. I used to have them do it with regular bottom paint but it wore off pretty quick. Using Prop-Speed now and very happy.

I like and have the ACR brand, a GPIRB. ACR and Artex Products - The Science of Survival | ACR ARTEX I've never heard of a recall and the product line seems reliable.

My company does fire extinguisher training. Working in the petrochemical industry I've had a lot of it over the years with various fires, and a couple of real ones. Really a good idea! As for flares, once I saw the night pix of SOLAS parachute flares, I immediately got a set. Used white ones for...

You must have one of those Disney props.

Now you've done it. The discussion just changed to UV resistance of uncoated epoxy.

I use a PUR filter on my galley faucet for all drinking and cooking water. Very effective and the new ones have a light that tells you when it's time to change the filter.

What? How does an engine pump water out of the cylinder on the compression stroke???? It would also turn over if the damper plate malfunctioned, just not transmit power to the tranny. Other than an internal breakdown, my guess would be a perforated exhaust elbow and water in the cylinders...

It'll work until you try to sell it. They you may have to rewire it again.

Whippersnapper! (Young, that is)

I used Nobeltec for a long time, but finally gave up on them. As a bunch of ex-Microsoft folks, they update it constantly, and you are forced to keep paying to upgrade. If you skip an upgrade or two, they most recent one becomes more and more expensive. You really never buy it, you just rent it...

Sure there are. However, I'm not going to re-do my entire engine room when I need to replace 4 tiles. I just need something to match.

Sounds like one of my parties...

At 64/carton, sounds like a good opportunity for someone to buy a batch, then sell them by the each qty. I need a few just like a lot of folks.

A woman was having a passionate affair with an Irish inspector from a pest-control company. One afternoon they were carrying on in the Bedroom together when her husband arrived home unexpectedly. 'Quick,' said the woman to the lover, 'into the closet!' and she pushed him In the closet...

Not to mention the exchanges don't fill the tanks completely. They provide less propane than an actual fill to keep their costs down.

Just get good weed-whacker, gas or electric and put a prop on the end.

It's good to throw a little chlorine in the gene pool occasionally.

XM/Sirrius is my main source, although I do have a bunch of MP3's. Lot of TropRock like Jimmy Buffet, etc.

If you're cruising, Yamaha parts are much more available throughout the US and Caribbean.

Be sure to talk to him in a polite, non-confrontational way. "Listen up, dumbass..."