All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012 welove2drive wrote: Deewayne wrote: I'm not worried about corrosion. Being a marine product it is certified to 60 atmosphere, so it says. (that's more than 700psi.) Also I paint "Liquid Tape" on the switch terminals. You are still talking salt vs acid. Whatever, In my mind the acid is in a unsealed box under only IP1.Re: Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012I'm not worried about corrosion. Being a marine product it is certified to 67 atmosphere, so it says. (that's more than 900psi.) Also I paint "Liquid Tape" on the switch terminals. http://www.ase-supply.com/Cole_Hersee_Master_Battery_p/ch-75920.htmRe: Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012The previous switch is the best you can buy. Shop wisely and don't be afraid of using google. I think I found one from a Marine Dealer - $47. You will also need a Battery cable (about 15") to go from the neg. side the battery to the switch. NAPA is a good source. I use one, but I installed mine through the top of the battery cover protruding upward (Large box w/group 27DS Batt.) I had to put a piece 2" x 2" wood into the opposite topside of the cover for spacing to hold the cover level. It was a lot easier to cut plastic over Steel. When you cut the cover make sure of your spacing. If you don't the cover may not go back on.Re: Diesel vs gas......................All I have to say about this is I'll never own another truck that has spark plugs. One other thing : gas while towing 9 MPG, diesel 13MPG while towing.Re: Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012Gas grill mod or how to drill porcelain covered metal. ------------------------------------ I recently purchased a Thermos Grill 2 Go. The only thing it don't have was a built in thermometer. So I went to Lowes and purchased one from their outdoor dept. Now the problem was, how am I going to drill the porcelain top without cracking it. I didn't want to go to the trouble of finding a diamond tipped drill bit. The other night while laying in bed a thought came to mind (thoughts aren't usually what come to me in bed.) This is what I did and it worked great. I used duct tape to closely mask off the spot I wanted to drill. Then I took a Dremel tool and put in a metal cutting blade. I then lightly cut through the porcelain to bare metal. I didn't center punch it as I didn't want to stress the surrounding area. Then I drilled it normally, removed the tape, and cleaned the area, and it turned out fine with no cracks. If you need to drill porcelain I hope this helps.Re: Cool Mods - Thread restored 10/18/2012I went to Lowes today and got 3 cam locks to install on all my basement hatch door. All of mine locks were the 751 key. I had to go to 2 Lowes in order to find 3 locks that are all keyed a like. First project for this season. Also went to Harbor Freight. They are having a big sale this weekend. I got a 12v air compressor that was marked down from $75 to $55.
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