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This is the pump from our fuel polisher. It was not installed in the boat, but mounted to a wooden board along with the Racor. Brought "The Polisher" down when the need to polish came up. One line with SS Tube to get into corners, back etc into tank by the pickup 2nd to the return. A pair of alligator clips to the battery and it was polish time. When motor got hot, change the filter. If tank had water a slow cruise to get the bow up. Happy to say the only need was on dads boat.

I am thinking of adding an on board fuel polisher. Any suggestions on pump and type. Racor has an all in one unit but it is $1100 which is a little pricey. Any pics would be great.

I install 6' of rubber guard on each of the pilings in my slip and lines from far pole back to midship cleve and then to dock clete sort of a push pull protection . water came up to within one foot of going over the dock but lines held her center of the slip all is well. a million leaves and branches around the house fallen trees in the area but I live through it .

Carl I have been having the same issues. I figured Mike was mad at me. LOL I am sure others are having issues, also.

Carl I have been having the same issues. I figured Mike was mad at me. LOL I am sure others are having issues, also.

Carl I have been having the same issues. I figured Mike was mad at me. LOL I am sure others are having issues, also.

Carl I have been having the same issues. I figured Mike was mad at me. LOL I am sure others are having issues, also.

Carl I have been having the same issues. I figured Mike was mad at me. LOL I am sure others are having issues, also.

We had high winds, rain and high tides, but boat and house faired well. Water came up to the top of the dock but didn't go over it. I worried more about the wind, since the boat takes it right on the nose and is wide open to the wind. I used double lines just in case. Haven't heard about anyone else, I know Peter is pretty open up there on Long Island.

We had high winds, rain and high tides, but boat and house faired well. Water came up to the top of the dock but didn't go over it. I worried more about the wind, since the boat takes it right on the nose and is wide open to the wind. I used double lines just in case. Haven't heard about anyone else, I know Peter is pretty open up there on Long Island.

We had high winds, rain and high tides, but boat and house faired well. Water came up to the top of the dock but didn't go over it. I worried more about the wind, since the boat takes it right on the nose and is wide open to the wind. I used double lines just in case. Haven't heard about anyone else, I know Peter is pretty open up there on Long Island.

We had high winds, rain and high tides, but boat and house faired well. Water came up to the top of the dock but didn't go over it. I worried more about the wind, since the boat takes it right on the nose and is wide open to the wind. I used double lines just in case. Haven't heard about anyone else, I know Peter is pretty open up there on Long Island.