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Important: The information contained on this web site is for informational purposes only. By no means is the information contained here complete. It is intended as supplemental to your service manuals. It's accuracy and application to your needs should be verified by a professional.

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Mission Statement

There never seems to be enough time to learn all there is to learn about the products we use every day. Each product comes with a basic set of instructions that pertain to the product,  you just purchased. But often, many products have to work together in harmony in order to gain full benefit from the intended use. Numerous variables must be taken into account when system sharing of this type is applied.
Many builders, are packaging their products with others in an attempt to reduce the potential conflict. However, once that product gets into the hands of the intended user, the real testing begins.
As Repair Personnel, it is our obligation to become familiar with the products we repair. This way, full benefit is gained from the product as well  as the prevention of misuse and potential damage and lose of that investment.
It is our attempt to combine the information that trickles from these manufacturers into a single unified data source.
As experience is gathered in respect to the benefits and short comings of these products and sometimes the associated compatibility questions that arise, we will make every attempt to alert others of those questions.
In this modern age of information exchange, it is a bit easier to get both sides of every situation out into the open so that, solutions can be come to sooner, injury and lose can be reduced, and communication can be established to keep the sport of boating fun for everyone.

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