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So do most of the members on this site have them? It isn't that expensive of an option. If it indeeds makes a difference, I would think that more would have them.

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ignonrance is bliss

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Thanks for all the comments and pictures guys! I like to see what everyone else in the industry is doing so I can keep up with technology. Plus I always like to see how others do rigging so I can see if mine is keeping up with standards.

Thanks again,
John S. :D

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Not quite the same level of rigging seen above, but the best I could do on my budget :D

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:D Sometimes function outways custom by any means! :D Doesnt aleays have to be pretty to get the job done.

Thanks for the post!

John S. :D

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I have master lubes on my boat. I was wondering how often to use them. Only when the boat hasn't been started in a month or so, or every friday after it has sat all week????

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If you have them use them Im sure you didnt buy them to take up space.

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:rolleyes:

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I do not use it every start. I do use it at the first start of a day and if I have been anchored for several hours. Simple just turn on the key, flip the switch and wait for oil pressure and then turn the key to start and the flip then switch back to off on preluber. You have it why not use it. I know some that use preluber with every start.

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Thanks for the replys, the guy that owned the boat before me had them on. Does the Pressure in the tank need refilled often, if they are being used often.