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I ended up selling the other ratchet to Doug , so no return hassles and everybody is happy while their cordless ratchets are spinning in the sun.

One more thing and forgive me if I am wrong here but I am working from memory but I believe the Rad dudes boxes were just 701-760 waterboxes with bigger inlets and exits tig welded in , most of the Yamaha sitdowns except for the Blaster, VXR , Wavejammer and the Waverunner lll had the nicely...

Yeah the 550 CDI was never a good idea but like most things someone tried it , it worked and everyone jumped on the bandwagon, mismatching parts like that is never a good idea.

I ordered mine get yours before they are gone . I have an almost brand new Kobalt 3/8 click type wrench here somewhere , I so far haven't found it , so usually the way it works is I order another one and then the one I was looking for to no avail will suddenly show up, I have three different...

Yes and tell them all to meet you there at the same time !

Your cable is looking a little limp there , did you try Viagra ?

That does sound like bad reeds , would it crank out of the water but not when in the water , if so yes bad reeds.

I found this today , it's a flash sale so it won't last much longer , I didn't know Kmart even still existed until today. It's for a 3/8 drive Craftsman click type torque wrench , don't ask me why the link is like that IDK , but I did try the link and it works. If you order over $75.00 and are...

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I just gave , I ordered the parts to fix my Toyota head gasket PITA as it is but I did it once , I can do it again. These guys want thousands of dollars for trucks that don't run, need transmissions , have been rolled over you name it , I have seen it , at least with my truck I know what...

I don't mind helping you here and there but , this site is chock full of builds and info from people who have already done this swap , I can guarantee this has already been covered many times , that being said follow the link and start reading ...

Yes the three inch exhaust tubing is pretty much necessary, that 's what those engines were designed to run , you will lose performance if you restrict the exhaust flow. Those lowered mounts were originally for my Blaster ll 1200 build , I changed my mind and have decided to go the ADA route...

Okay the reason the lowered mounts are needed is because you are putting a plate on top of where the mounts bolt to the hull , I believe they are using 3/16 plate so when you bolt everything up the rear mounts just have holes the stock bolts go through then the mount sits on top of the plate ...

I have never messed with Urethane but I have a set of molds for battery spacers I am going to make out of urethane so I may give it a go , that flexible epoxy opens up a whole new word for me in making motorcycle and ATV fenders , a set of ATV fenders for a Suzuki King quad runs about $600 a...

A lot of this stuff is impossible to find now , Kawasaki made this out of a very hard plastic that is extremely brittle , I got to thinking if I can't find one can anyone else . So I have the old cracked and broken part here with chunks missing , now none of that really matters as I can restore...

My ski did exactly the same thing when I took it to Orange beach a few years back , I rode over a spot where I wasn't supposed to, when I got on the other side it started doing this same scenario . What I found out was the rubber boots on the stop switch had deteriorated and when I put it in...

Yep the hose provide a high point when flipped over, without them instant dunk.

Have you disconnected the start stop switch , I have seen this happen on skis with a bad switch , you can disconnect both parts the plug the stop switch into the start and use it as a start switch to check it.

Regretably electrical components are like light bulbs you never know when they will go out .