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[December 31, 2012]Evaluating the Quality of Your Cleats 77What to look for when examining existing cleats or installing new ones.
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[August 13, 2012]How to Repair Damaged Gelcoat 52You can easily fix many scratches and nicks in a fiberglass boat.
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[November 20, 2012]Integrating an AIS Receiver 50Adding an AIS receiver is an easy and inexpensive upgrade that enhances boating safety.
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[August 11, 2011]Drilling Holes In Your Hull 34Master the art of drilling into fiberglass and add any accessory.
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[October 16, 2012]Automatic Charging Relay Installation 19ACRs share charging current for all of a boat’s batteries and protect the starting battery from discharge.
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[June 14, 2012]Satellite TV for Your Boat 18Watch all your favorite shows and sports while afloat.
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[March 20, 2013]How to Install a Marine Dual-Battery System 14Adding a second battery is an easy project that helps lend peace of mind.
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[February 16, 2010]A Smooth Change 11We've got some tips to help you replace those old wheel bearings.
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[January 18, 2012]Installing a Rub Rail 10Spiff up your boat by replacing that old battered and faded rub rail.
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Travis Sharpe wakeboarding behind his 2006 Bayliner 205 with the flight package. In addition to the wakeboard tower, they added tower speakers, wakeboard racks, and 1200 pounds of ballast in Fat Sacs. His wife was kind enough to get up at 5:30 a.m. to catch the best water for jumping.
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My dog Lola loves to go to the lake and hang out on our Sea Ray at Bartlett Lake outside of Phoenix, Az. She loves to swim and will even hang out on the tube!
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