Re: Post Season Things

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Re: Post Season Things

Postby Rick » Mon Mar 16, 2026 4:09 am

The first guy to use Doug's, then new, 18' Go-Devil in our marsh also worked at a boat shop and installed a second bulb up near the tank in the bow to apparently good effect.
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Re: Post Season Things

Postby DComeaux » Mon Mar 16, 2026 8:23 am

Rick wrote:The first guy to use Doug's, then new, 18' Go-Devil in our marsh also worked at a boat shop and installed a second bulb up near the tank in the bow to apparently good effect.



I may do that as well rather than in the rear near and before the external fuel pump. I noticed a splice in the line in that area and assumed there may have been a primer bulb there at one time.

We have sleet falling here this morning!
We'll, the local weather people are calling it graupel.
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Re: Post Season Things

Postby Rick » Mon Mar 16, 2026 8:52 am

Sounds like a different setup, but I'm just saying that I don't think the additional bulb impeded normal flow.

Never heard of the PB Blaster version, but had good luck with Boshield's(?) waxy salt blocker during my Capt. Rick phase.
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Re: Post Season Things

Postby Darren » Mon Mar 16, 2026 8:55 am

Looks good! We've long used Mercury's Corrosion Guard product for an anti-corrosion waterproof coating on all sorts of outboard parts or other stuff that gets a lot of water, not sure if you've tried that one in past.
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