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Learning About Boats and Yamalube Ringfree Plus

YLB-RNGFR-PL-04My dad takes his boat out almost every other weekend. He lives in an area where it’s warm enough for him to do this, so that he doesn’t get plagued by cold weather and rain like he would if he tried that where I live. He’s spent his retirement fishing with his friends or sometimes even going out by himself to just cruise around on his boat for the fun of it.

He has also spent a lot of his retirement learning about boats and gathering all the information that is necessary to make sure that his boat is always running smoothly. Since I’ve been looking into getting a boat myself this summer, he’s told me a lot of useful information about plenty of things, such as fuel additives like Yamalube Ringfree Plus.

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After Holiday Errands

hatteras_cole_boatI found myself with nothing much to do after the holidays.  I have some time off so I decided to help my wife run some errands.  A quick trip to the post office turned into an hour-long struggle to keep my patience.  It definitely killed some time and I had nowhere else to be so I gutted through it.

I found a gift card I got for Christmas in my wallet when I finally paid for my package to be delivered.  That was enough to lift my spirits and alleviate the frustration I felt while waiting on line at the post office.  I decided to make a quick stop to the store and pick up some Ringfree Plus and a replacement blade for my engine.

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Fuel Additives for Deposits

Sometimes it’s good to ensure that you use additional formulas on top of the oil and gasoline you use in your boat. There’s a lot going on in a boat’s engine and because of this, boats require the utmost maintenance. One choice that a lot of boat owners make is to use a fuel additive.

A particularly popular fuel additive is the Yamalube Ringfree Plus fuel additive. It’s used to remove deposits from carburetors, combustion chamber, fuel injectors, and intake ports. These deposits, which can build up from using low quality gasoline or for other reasons, can cause serious damage to the engine, spark plugs, pistons, and other parts of the boat, so it’s important to make sure the deposits are eliminated.

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