It ‘kind of’ makes sense. The rental agencies would have the liability with their insurance. I don’t agree with it but it probably falls under a legal loophole at this point.
1993 OMC could be a Ford 5.0L. If it is, than a FL1A oil filter will do. Fram 8873 would work as a cross reference for a GM filter. Beyond nicer paint there is no reason for a marine filter, especially if you change your oil like you should.
G791 is a good cross reference for the fuel filter
It’s not really a new requirement, just that it drops for everyone this year and they will be checking certifications. Easiest to put the anchor on your license
Quick and rough stand can be built out of 2 pallets and a couple scrap 2x4s.. quick and not so cheap method would be an engine stand with a plank bolted to it ( not tall enough for XL shaft )
The 6.6 gas trucks are rock solid. It’s more than a stroked 6.2. They have no AFM/DFM and use 5w30 oil. only downfall is the transmission may have a defect but the 2024s are not under the recall.
The 6.2 L87 recall that is blowing up the internet has effected a very small percentage of the...
Find the reason the boat was turned into a parts boat and that will determine your good deal or not.
If you have the transom assemblies than you wouldn’t want to go to an Alpha. Just need 2 identical 5.7 engines and matching outdrives. You should be able to convert to carb pretty easily.
5/4 deck boards and engineered deck building materials like stair stringers are the only PT wood I’ve found worth buying. Everything else is always junk no matter where you get it. At least anywhere I’ve ever been
Many vehicles have an odd sized spare. 245 65 18 and 245 70 17 are pretty close in size. I bet the tire is marked temporarily somewhere. It’s extremely common in trucks with 20” tires to have 18” spares
Dry PT will work, if it’s actually dry, but I’ve never ever came across dry PT anything at a lumber yard .and PT is generally Twisted up garbage wood sold at a premium because it’s PT
Your electric fuel pump must be wired through an oil pressure switch per USCG regs. The coil will only have 6-9v on it through the resistive wire as well.
The steel jacks comparable to Harbor Freights Daytona are made in the same factory. One of the models is straight up identical. Snap on sued HF because they used that model as a direct comparison to theirs. And Snap on lost because it was proven that they were the same. It’s been several years...
Do you mean the part that is held in by the pins that the outdrive bolts to? If so I’m pretty sure they are different for the drives with nail type pins vs the screw in pins