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    Dry Launch

    Any LED lights should work just make sure the lights you get say submersible and not just waterproof.
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    Aerator Pump

    are you able to get to the pump and spin it to make sure it's not jammed up with anything?
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    tell tale

    This is normal.
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    siphoning fuel from gas tank

    Did you treat the gas with a stabilizer in February? Where are you trying to pump from? Can you access the tank to remove the sending unit and pump from there?
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    Changing engine oil filter same time as oil?

    Why filter clean oil with a dirty filter.
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    Oil Alarm going off with '98 Yamaha ProV150 two stroke

    The no or low water pressure reading is normal, the system runs on high water volume at low pressure. Just make sure there is water coming from the pisser. Are you able to run the motor in a tank or trash can making sure the water level above the pump? It's been awhile since I had my 2 stroke...
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    Oil Alarm going off with '98 Yamaha ProV150 two stroke

    How are the thermostats? Has the main tank oil level changed at all? It should not be topped off all of the time, it should drop enough to see that it dropped before the pump turns on to fill it up from the sub tank. Don't worry about the toggel switch it's only used if the transfer pump isn't...
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    Oil Alarm going off with '98 Yamaha ProV150 two stroke

    Could be the motor is over heating which also causes the same alarm and makes the motor go into limp mode.
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    Has anyone used this stuff

    Someone mentioned Fasco products in another thread so I took a look at their catalog and saw this. https://fascoepoxies.com/Fasco-99-Stop-Rot-Epoxy.html Sounds interesting especially since lot of guys have to rebuild their transoms due to water intrusion and rot. I was wondering if anyone...
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    Fender for Shorelander trailer

    google search is your answer.
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    Boat winterized and summarized each year but not used in 5 years

    I agree 100%
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    Best technique for waterproof solders?

    I meant rosin core, thanks spell check.
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    Best technique for waterproof solders?

    They probably assume that one knows you don't use acid flux on this type of job, save that for metal radiators. Also It's easier to use resin core solder then you don't have to worry about applying the flux.
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    Service Batteries - run out of charge

    Look all over the batteries to see if there are any letters or numbers/date burnt into the plastic case, as with tires there may be a date code. Sometimes there's a sticker with the date on it. Depending on where you are many auto parts stores load test batteries too.
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    Service Batteries - run out of charge

    As dingbat said, the batteries need to be load tested. You don't charge a battery and measure the voltage then say they're good. Also waiting to hear the age and size of the batteries. Are they wet cell? If so have you checked the water level?
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    Best technique for waterproof solders?

    First, try to minimize the number of splices. Use butt connectors instead of twisting wires. Slide a piece of heat shrink tubing over the wire. Crimp butt connector then cover with liquid tape and let it dry. Put heat shrink tubing over the butt splice heat it then cover with more liquid tape.
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    Electric Boats

    Keep us posted on your progress. I built a pv solar system for my house with battery backup 20 years ago and with several upgrades it's still in service. This will be an interesting project to follow.
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    1975 EZLOADER TRAILER

    Look online for a standard basic trailer wiring diagram, they're nothing special.
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    Water Flow

    How was the water pressure before you replaced the impeller? Are you able to run the motor in a tank of water instead of the muffs?
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    Fuses on a 1986 four winns.

    If something doesn't power up the fuse may be blown. If the fuses aren't labeled turn all of the accessories on then pull one fuse at a time and see what turns off then label it.
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