Galvanised rear Crossmember
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do what im doing at the mo buy one bare mod it if you need/want to then get it galved
Cant get it galvanised in the Bahamas.
Thanks.
Cant get it galvanised in the Bahamas.
Thanks.
thats a minor issue then
dont think theres that many companys that do it tbh as in sell one ready galved
matchmetisse
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Is rust a issue in the bahamas?
steve-o
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I'm guessing that its a pretty small island, warm, wet and everywhere is near the sea!
Patman1200
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This is what you want, some sort of sacrificial anode. I am looking for something like this for my 110 to stop the rust altogether. Cheaper than a full galvanised chassis.
Martyr Anodes – Zinc, Aluminum, Magnesium Anodes for Pleasurecraft and Commercial Craft
Martyr Anodes – Zinc, Aluminum, Magnesium Anodes for Pleasurecraft and Commercial Craft
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bobbler
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what about getting a bare one or stripping yours and then spraying it yourself? Dont think its as good as getting it done properly but could do the job for you
Shifty1962
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I think they only work if constantly wet in salt water ie on a boat. Maybe wrong though but if they are cheap and effective why dont the manufacturers fit them and save on corrosion claims under warranty?
Apparently this only works if its in the water.
I wonder if I get a bucket of salt water and put the anode in the bucket and run a wire from the adode to my chasis? Only when parked of course.
storm99
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Yes.
