LOL! I like 'em. Do they make a wheel puller?RobS wrote:Stainless is a bit pricey, I went with plastic...Mariner wrote:I just buy stainless steel tools. No pennies needed.
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Practical thing I wish I kept on boat
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Mariner
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Re: Practical thing I wish I kept on boat
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RobS
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Re: Practical thing I wish I kept on boat
And they float so they are perfect for the boat. Haven't seen the wheel puller yet..
Rob S.
"TENACIOUS"
1974 Chris Craft 36' Commander Tournament
Cummins 6BTA 330B's
(Former Owner)
"TOY-RIFIC" 2000 28TE, 6LP, Hull 408
Luck is the residue of good design.
"TENACIOUS"
1974 Chris Craft 36' Commander Tournament
Cummins 6BTA 330B's
(Former Owner)
"TOY-RIFIC" 2000 28TE, 6LP, Hull 408
Luck is the residue of good design.
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Dave
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Re: Practical thing I wish I kept on boat
May not need this all of the time but when working on the engine one of those magnets with about a 30" handle. Just this weekend I rescued several washers, one screwdriver and my brand new socket wrench from no mans land below the engine.