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Automotive vs. Marine Engine Parts
by Bob Van Brunt, C.P.O USCG, Ret. It is understandably tempting for people to purchase automotive parts instead of marine parts for their boats. Not only are automotive parts easier to obtain than marine parts but they are often substantially cheaper. (And if you think marine parts are expensive, you should check out aviation parts…) […]
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Flame Arresters
by Bob Van Brunt, C.P.O USCG, Ret. What is a flame arrester and why do I need one? You are required by law to have a U.S. Coast Guard approved flamer arrester if you have an inboard gasoline engine with an installed carburetor. (See 45 US Code of Federal Regulations 162.042. Note: exposed, i.e. hot-rod type […]
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