Marine engine distributors electronic and mallory are available at your local marine engine parts dealer The distributor in the ignition system of an internal combustion engine is a device which routes the high voltage in the correct… (Read More)

Impeller Pumps
Replacement and Installation Of Impeller Water Pumps Should Be Done Annually. Impellers in PumpsIn impeller is a rotating component of a pump , usually made of iron, steel, aluminum or plastic, which transfers… (Read More)

Homeward Bound: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 9
Our DIY flier takes one last moment to savor the serenity of British Columbia, then heads back to the Glasair build center to see what has become of another builder’s plane-in-progress.

Alternators
Marine Replacement - Service Inboard & Outboard Alternators For Your OMC, Mercruiser, Chrysler, Yamaha, Suzuki, And Tohatsu You can find good deals on replacement alternators including parts at your local… (Read More)

Exhaust Manifolds
Performance exhaust manifold and systems are available from manufactures for service, repair, and replacement. In automotive engineering, an intake manifold or inlet manifold is a part of an engine that supplies the fuel/air… (Read More)

Boat Propellers
Marine boat propellers for your inboard, outboard, and marine boat are used in the propulsion of your craft.  Popular companies such as Michigan, have all sizes of propellers available with different pitches, shafts, and types.   Stainless… (Read More)

Chased by the Storm: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 7
After taking in the culture of Dawson City, our DIY flier heads south with a thunderstorm nipping at his heels, the “world’s smallest desert” below and clouds everywhere throughout the Yukon skies.

Touch-and-No-Go: Build-a-Plane Adventure, Part 8
Landing on an isolated sandbar turns into a sticky situation when a buried wheel threatens to leave our DIY flier and his crew stranded 50 miles from civilization.

3G Stepper Bike: A Fitness Monster that Beats Your Gym Membership
We’ve spent a few months with this fitness bike that takes the stationary stair trainer to the streets. It proved to be a lot of fun, but make no mistake: This isn’t some laid-back beach cruiser-it’s a fierce workout, unless your name happens to be Lance Armstrong.

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