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Pinion	#21  Posted on 06/12/17 - 1:10 PM
Member Posts: 18 Comments: 1 Joined: 05/19/13	Wait until they get a small amount of surface rust on them, and wipe them down with WD40 or some oil thinned out with the solvent of your choice.
EJO	#22  Posted on 06/13/17 - 6:41 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 669 Comments: 6 Joined: 11/25/12	ClevelandBill just heat the router bit up and wipe of the sh?t. Works fine. As for the rest I found a high end (SS) Leatherman multi tool and spark-plug changer is all I need. If I need more it is beyond my repair anyhow. That leatherman will cut the hook too (I know) Skipper E-J m/v "Clumsy Cleat" a 2008 Montauk 150
Walt Krafft	#23  Posted on 06/13/17 - 7:36 PM
Member Posts: 168 Comments: 0 Joined: 06/16/14	A cheap chainsaw plug wrench would work fine if the need ever came up to pull the plugs. I do all my own work and am in the camp that there is not a lot you could do on the water that won't just make the problem worse.