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  Your Toilet Macerator Suppliers Share Amazing Tips for Keeping Your Sails in Great Shape Raritan Engineering  your toilet macerator manufacturers would like to share with you this week some great information regarding the importance of good sail maintenance. 1. Keep your sails out of the sun If you have furling systems, this may be just a matter of furling sails when not in use. For non-furling sails, this means covering or stowing sails. There are cover options for both mainsails and headsails, allowing the sail to stay rigged and protected between uses.  2. Protect your furled sails Most owners use sewn-on sun covers to protect furled sails. Sunbrella and WeatherMax are the fabrics commonly used for sun covers. For racer-cruisers and some racing sails like furling code zeros, there are lighter weight options such as UV-treated Dacron. All sun covers should be inspected regularly and repaired if damaged. Generally speaking, covers shoul...

Raritan Toilet Macerator Manufacturers Give Great Tips for Finding a Trustworthy Broker When Selling Your Boat Raritan Engineering  your toilet macerator professionals would like to share with you this week some great information regarding how to find the best broker to help you sell your boat. However, for those who are looking to get the best price for their boat with minimal effort, a broker is usually a more sensible choice. Before you choose a broker, here are some things to consider. • A broker’s fee is always 10 percent upon the sale of the boat, but some offer more services than others for the same price. Brokers asking you for funds up front should be immediately discounted. • Responsiveness. How quickly a broker responds to your inquiry is indicative of how they will respond to potential buyers. Give them 24 hours, and move on if they don’t respond or if they make excuses as to why they didn’t respond promptly.  • Marketing. All brokers have acce...

Your Toilet Macerator Manufacturers Discuss the Importance of Good Shorepower Cord Upkeep Raritan Engineering your  toilet macerator  professionals would like to share with you this week some great information regarding AC shorepower cord maintenance tips. One of the often overlooked maintenance items in the pre-season rush to the water is the AC shorepower system. Accredited surveyor and PS Contributor Capt. Frank Lanier sent a few scary photos from past surveys showing the common examples of neglect he has encountered. Barring improper use or some owner fabricated MacGyverism gone bad (jury-rigged adapters, botched plug installations, etc.) overheating and corrosion are the primary causes of AC shore power cord problems. Charred plugs and receptacles are the most common and are a result of resistance build up due to loose or corroded connections, which in turn generate heat and the potential for fire. The problem is especially prevalent among boats that c...