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  1. Choice Detail 1st time client promo!! Boat and Yacht detailing/cleaning

    Hey I'm Blake I recently took over my grandfathers boat detailing business and am offering 15% discounts for first time clients, check out our website
    http://choicedetail.vpweb.com/
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  2. Half Way

    We made it half of the way around the world, sailing from the Gulf of Mexico to the West Coast of North America, down to central America, across the South Pacific down to Australia and up to Southeast Asia. Unfortunately we've had to cut our sailing trip short in order to get back to work and restock the retirement account. Our misfortune is your good luck. You can get a bargain on a recently refitted and refurbished blue water cruiser--and she's already nestled into a 5-star resort in one of the ...
  3. We Made Canadian Marine Parts Better!

    Canadian Marine Parts Upgrades Website

    Check out our new website, we've upgraded the entire site to make it easier to use:
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    Canadian Marine Parts is a family owned business based in Surrey, British Columbia. My sons, Bob and Max, run the business day to day.

    You can also call us at 1-877-580-9977.

    Signed,

    Ted Richards


  4. E-10 Ethanol Gasoline and Water

    I thought I would write a quick article on E-10 Ethanol Gasoline used in boat engines as we are getting into spring boating and everyone will be rushing to the pumps to fill their tanks!

    Gasoline has been re-formulated in recent years by the refineries, and ethanol has become a popular additive because it reduces the amount of conventional fossil fuel oil used to create your boat fuel. Ethanol is made from corn, mostly, and E-10 Ethanol has 10% ethanol.

    E-10 Ethanol Gasoline ...
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  5. Selecting the best propeller

    Recent advantages in boat propeller technology have made choosing the correct propeller for your boat both easier and more difficult--easier because the number of choices has doubled, and harder, for the same reason.
    The two most important things to remember in choosing a propeller are that it meet your individual needs for your individual application and that
    it allow the engine(s) to run within the specifiedRPM range at full throttle. Each boater is trying to meet his requirements, but ...
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