From the formula: power = 2*pi*RPM*Torque/60. Find Torque, the use following to find dia. Torque = pi/16 * Shear Strength * cube of shaft diameter. How do you determine the shaft diameter? Inputs that we need to calculate shaft diameter … Continue reading →

The legend is that Newton discovered Gravity when he saw a falling apple while thinking about the forces of nature. Whatever really happened, Newton realized that some force must be acting on falling objects like apples because otherwise they would … Continue reading →

Typically, when the steering pedal is pushed forward (toe downwards, heel up), the trolling motor will turn to the right. When using your heel to push the pedal backwards (toe upwards, heel down). The best way to get the hang … Continue reading →

In most cases, you have to grease your u-joints every 5,000 miles or so. When you fail to service your u-joints on a regular basis, they will fail. You don’t have to worry about this problem with maintenance free u-joints. … Continue reading →

According to MOOG Parts, tires are the most common reason your car shakes at high speed. If your vehicle experiences intense shaking after about 60 mph, the reason could be tires that are out of balance. You can tell that … Continue reading →

Generally, graphite is lighter and more sensitive (perfect for plastic worm and jig fishing), fiberglass is softer and more forgiving (ideal for many treble-hooked baits) and composites are a compromise between the two. Actions are also critical. For lighter lines … Continue reading →

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The trolling motor shaft length is measured from the bottom of the head, down to the top of the propeller housing. If you measure this incorrectly, you’ll get the wrong size, so be careful. How do you measure shaft on … Continue reading →

Rock the steering wheel from side to side and up and down to check for any wobble or abnormal steering effort or noise. If there is excessive movement or an audible clunking or grinding sound, replace the steering column. Inspect … Continue reading →

Some outer tie rods come with a grease fitting, which often come pre-greased and do not require any additional grease added when installed. However, make sure the grease fitting bolt is tightened during installation. What kind of grease do you … Continue reading →

Where does the rubber snubber go? Rubber Snubber Answer: The snubber goes in the front or head of the dodger towards your fishing rod. How long should my anchor snubber be? The snubber or bungy cord are simply a facility … Continue reading →

Measure every 24 inches up the length of the PVC pipe. Drill through both hole marks for each clamp placement. Place one wall anchor in each drilled hole. Place the PVC conduit clamp over the holes and drive one 1 … Continue reading →

How much line should be on a salmon reel? Typical drift fishing gear includes an 8 1/2- or 9-foot rod rated for 15-30 pound line, and either a bait casting reel or a spinning reel. For larger fish, like Chinook … Continue reading →

How do you make a continuous railing? Add a Continuous Rail Select a placed railing system in the model, or click Architecture tab Circulation panel (Railing). On the Properties palette, click Edit Type. In the Type Properties dialog, under Top … Continue reading →

(1) Top edge height of top rails, or equivalent guardrail system members, shall be 42 inches (1.1 m) plus or minus 3 inches (8 cm) above the walking/working level. What is the maximum height for a guardrail? 42 inches to … Continue reading →