Might have to try that some time. Mom used Bloemer's chili base to start with and that's what I've used forever. That's just the starter, then I add in all kinds of stuff to make it like I want
Don't know about save a lot but have gotten the same type cuts at IGA grocery and they were good. Normally by a whole boneless rib eye on sale around 6.99 Lb and cut and trim my self
Admiral stopped by save a lot and found T-bones for 2.99LB, picked up 2 packages. I'm making chili and need ground beef, but just cant make my self do it. So I'm using some 4.99LB GB.
Depends on the vintage of the motor, but usually no problems just cost money.
Will need to change all the pulleys and brackets
They make kits so look it up like at summitt racing. Might be able to find a bad motor and get stuff off it
Agree in those issues there can be a major problem. I'm on a inland lake and therefore I put a shackle at the end. Maybe if on the ocean I would leave it off. With shackle off just put windless in free fall and the chain will run out faster then someone with a bad case of heresy squirts...
I know this answer, you don't cut at least with mine, it was high tensile 1/4 inch. If ya had a 48 inch master key that would do it
This happened to me twice, and I let out all chain, removed shackle off the end and let it fall. Came back next day with scuba tanks and reconnect
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And note this will be like putting a 100 pound person on the bow. Before you go with all chain get some sand bags or something similar and place it at the nose in the cabin.
1/4 chain weights .75 Lb per ft
The issue isn't the grade it's the size of the links. Lewmar requires 1/4 ISO G4 or 1/4 BBB chain, used with 8 plait rode
https://www.lewmar.com/Lewmar-Files/Manual_Pro-series-fish-manual-G3_B10414%20iss1.pdf
Do you plan on splicing the rode to the chain? It can be done but needs a full...
All toilets have what's called duck bills, which are one way rubber valves. They allow stuff to be pump thru one way but should seal off for the return. If the duck bills leak then stuff comes back into bowl
It could be your onboard holding tank is full and needs to be pump out. If your in...
Will take a guess at the switches, seeing the boat is made in France.
With master key listing Batteries/Breakers, This one turns main power ON
Bord = Edge so maybe shore power
Domestic = so maybe onboard
Negatif = Negative in english, on/off grounds
Moteur = Engine in english, on/off power...
That helps
Type 3 blade
Pitch can normally be found on the hub either actual pitch or part number which will provide the pitch
Speed 32 MPH
RPM 4000
Your motor can be one of 2 types being a 1989 model. Most would turn 4200-4600 RPM. If your motor has a roller cam (noted with block code CD...
