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“Due to the damage potential with these engines from things such as water ingestion, corrosion, parts coming loose or breaking, and countless other issues, staying on top of your marine engine maintenance is crucial. While the basic machine work required to build a marine engine is essentially the same as an automotive engine, that’s where Continue Reading...

“A crop artist carved a bouquet of flowers and spelled out “Thank You” into a Kansas field to honor workers on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic. Stan Herd’s creation takes up half an acre of land south of Lawrence. “They just get up every day and go put their selves on the line,” said Continue Reading...

“We asked RHS Chief Horticulturalist Guy Barter to share his expert tips on how to mow your lawn to give your garden wildlife the best chance of thriving throughout the year… 1. Keep a variety of lengths “Variation is important for garden wildlife,” says Guy. 2. Create mown paths “Allowing at least some of the Continue Reading...

“The boat buying public is fully on board for outboards. Retail sales increased for the eighth consecutive year in 2019, nearly reaching pre-recession levels with a 13-year high. “We’re seeing the trend in consumer demand for higher performance engines continue with outboard engine sales growth in 2019 led by engines 200hp-plus, accounting for 27% of Continue Reading...

“Prudent boat owners add a stabilizer like Star Tron, Seafoam or Stabil to their marine fuel. Untreated fuel separates into a suspension that plays havoc with carburetors, fuel injectors and ignition systems. If you stored your boat for several months with untreated fuel, there’s a good chance your boat won’t start. You are especially at Continue Reading...