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    Whats the consensus using plastic slips under an aluminum painted hull!

    It’s not at all soft. No way could sand or other abrasives embed in it. Here is what the web site says - Lasts Virtually Forever Made from High-Density Polyethylene with an added UV stabilizer to resist fading. No more rotting carpet or wooden boards to replace every year. Salt Water Resistant...
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    Whats the consensus using plastic slips under an aluminum painted hull!

    Correct my boat is not painted. I really honk polyurethane is the way to go. I would check with the company that makes them to see if they are not compatible with painted boats.
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    Whats the consensus using plastic slips under an aluminum painted hull!

    Polyurethane bunks are great. Have them on my Rogue trailer which tows my 19’ Alumaweld. They never rot or break down. You never have to carpet them or replace them. When they get wet in the water they are quite slippery and the boat slides easily on and off the trailer. Unless there is a...
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    Biggest boat to trailer

    It all has to do with the max tow capacity of your tow vehicle. You don’t want to tow the max for many reasons. Consider the most you want to tow is about 3/4 of your max. That includes boat, trailer, full fuel tank and other on board equipment. So if your tow capacity max is for sample...
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    Aluminum Hull Cleaner

    I have an18’ Alumaweld Stryker that I’m selling. I want to clean the accumulated scum from the California delta and lakes from the hull. Any suggestions on products/brands that will do a good job. I’m not looking to clean it so it looks shiny new, just want to clean it up better than it is.
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    Truck Air Conditioner Help

    I noticed yesterday that of 4 dash vents only the vent on the far left drivers side is blowing cold air. The other 3 vents are blowing uncooled air. It?s a 2009 Toyota Tacoma double cab 4x4. Anyone know what the problem may be?
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    Trailer Wheel Bearing Grease

    My first post on this forum, wish I had known about it years ago. Anyway my question - I recently had the bearings on my boat trailer repacked. I usually do it myself but am getting lazy in my old age so I when I got new tires on my trailer I had them do the bearings. After I thought I should...
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