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Re: Meet the new La Rea!
Just wanted to say, we enjoy your progress pictures! Rinker or not.....boats are boats 
Lake_Bum
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Re: Insurance time again
Is this normal for or because it's Florida? I presume oceanic ops and hurricanes present another risk, but yikes, my inland policy is significantly less expensive.rasbury said:We have geico, 850 po year
25k agreed value
300k uninsured
300k liability
10k medical per person per incident
1 mil fuel spill
I'm checking with progressive who is a smidgen higher, little less on the coverage but has their "sign and glide" on water service- I've never heard of it- I have seatow which is 160 per year I think...
Are they about the same? I did have my gauges stolen and got it handled well.
Formulaben
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Re: Dead in the water
I use the red Heet every de-winterization prior to filling the tank as cheap insurance. It's an absolute must-have in the snowmobile world, as any water in the tank will freeze and never unfreeze until you get the sled in a warm environment.
Speaking of cheap insurance, it might be worth considering a new fuel cap O-ring gasket...
Speaking of cheap insurance, it might be worth considering a new fuel cap O-ring gasket...
Formulaben
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Re: Dead in the water
I'd check for water in the fuel and spark to the cylinders first. Then go from there.
My money is on water...water in gas makes my shop tons of money so my money is always on water because gasoline without water doesn't make me any money.
Money...had to say it one more time.
My money is on water...water in gas makes my shop tons of money so my money is always on water because gasoline without water doesn't make me any money.
Money...had to say it one more time.
PickleRick
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Re: Rinker 350/360 2007+ Random Topics
Things we get excited about @YYZRC ! LoL
Put in a tank saver relief valve while you’re at it!
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Put in a tank saver relief valve while you’re at it!
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aero3113
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Re: Potential Florida Vacation home location?
Good to have options...another country could be a financial risk- they change owners sometimes...
rasbury
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Re: Potential Florida Vacation home location?
We are closer to retirement, about this time next year. We are also pondering whether to buy something or not, and where. We have friends and relatives in the St. Pete Beach area and have been travelling there for about 30 years so know our way around. But are looking at other areas a little further inland also, like Lakeland where real estate is less expensive and less issue with floods/hurricanes/insurance.
On the other hand, we are soon travelling to Roatan, an island off the coast of Honduras where we have friends that spend the winter. Way cheaper and warmer than Florida. Costa Rica is another possibility we are considering.
The one piece of advice someone gave me that I think we will follow is not to jump in and buy something right away. Travel around a bit and rent here and there until you get a feel for a place and once you get to know a few people in an area it will often lead to good tips on where and what to buy.
On the other hand, we are soon travelling to Roatan, an island off the coast of Honduras where we have friends that spend the winter. Way cheaper and warmer than Florida. Costa Rica is another possibility we are considering.
The one piece of advice someone gave me that I think we will follow is not to jump in and buy something right away. Travel around a bit and rent here and there until you get a feel for a place and once you get to know a few people in an area it will often lead to good tips on where and what to buy.
Willhound
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