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The History Of Tarps

A tarpaulin or ?tarp? for short is a large sheet of cloth cover made from a water resistant or waterproof material. Original tarpaulins consisted of a cotton base cloth material. This material was impregnated with tar for water resistance. Most modern tarps are made from a polyester material coated with latex or PVC, largely due to cost effectiveness and also strength and longevity gains. Most tarps come with lined holes along the sides of the cloth, so the tarp can be either tied down or suspended with rope. Tarpaulins are sometimes called ?bashas? (derived from a Malay word meaning ?shelter?) or ?hoochie? (including ?hootchie? or ?hootch?), stemming from the Japanese word ?uchi? (meaning ?house?). English-speaking soldiers used this word when referring to makeshift shelters consisting of only a tarp. Tarps have a variety of uses. Tarps are often used to protect objects and items from wind, rain or sunlight. Tarps are often employed onto baseball fields to protect the grass from heavy rainfall. Tarps are also used as groundsheets and flies (the outer layer of a tent) in camping. Tarps with camouflage color schemes are often used by hunters and campers, while the military uses tarp covered with camouflage foliage specific to their area of operation. Cotton tarps were the traditional type of tarp used before the advent of polyethylene materials. Cotton tarps are more vulnerable to rot and mildew, plus they are also heavier when wet, but the associated swelling usually closes up any minute holes in the fabric, meaning that wet cotton is more waterproof than dry cotton. Some tarps sold today are not of the traditional fabric variety, but instead consist of a laminate of woven polyethylene plastic sandwiched with sheets of polyethylene material. This material is often known as polytarp. Polytarp resists stretching and is waterproof. With UV treatment, polytarp can last for years of exposure to the elements. If left untreated however, the material will quickly lose its strength, flexibility and water resistance when exposed to sunlight. Unlike canvas tarp, polytarp can melt and burn more readily unless properly treated with a flame retardant. Polytarp can also be treated to resist electrostatic charge, making it a good choice for protecting static-sensitive equipment. Polytarps are available in a variety of colors, the most common colors being blue and green. Polytarp is a popular source of inexpensive tarp fabric. Polytarp is often used by amateur sailboat builders for making sails. It is possible to create a polytarp sail for a small sailboat by using certain types of adhesive tape. As a result, no sewing is required. Perforated PVC tarp is used for scaffolding protection, as well as large format advertisements. The perforations can range from 20% to 70% and aid in reducing wind vulnerability. Mesh tarps, also called shade cloth, are often used in applications requiring light shade and good airflow. Mesh tarps are often reinforced with a vinyl laminate to provide exceptional strength and protection from rot and mildew. Mesh tarps are popular in the nursery and landscape industry and are also used for the top and sidewalls of backyard canopies, cabanas and market display booths.

About the Author

Author Bob Page has worked in the poly tarps industry for over twenty five years and during that time has built up a wealth of knowledge of the tarpaulin industry.Bob can contacted at Tarps-ToGo tel :239 919 2923 email bob@tarps-togo.com or vsit the web site athttp://www.tarps-togo.com

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Trim Motor Omc

my elect tilt trim on my 120 hp omc dosent go up or down?

Dose any one know how to fix the problem of the elect tilt trim on a 120 hp omc sterndrive engine, fuses ok and elect motor worked good last season, can you get the motor to tilt manually?? I do hear a clicking in the tilt selinoid

If this is the old "knuckle drive" unit, you can get the same effect by putting a rope round the lower and "helping " it up while some one runs the switch. If it is completely stuck and you want to use it- the big quadrant gear is held on by 3 bolts and you can remove the gear so the unit will go down. There is a "clutch" pack that rides in oil. You might check that and see if it has oil or water.

The motor it's self is a small (for the job) Electrolux motor with a "hammer clutch" between it and the main gear.

This is a really complex piece of engineering for what it does. It includes the electrical solenoids (which you check by jumping across) then this hammer clutch that lets the motor spin up before it engages the drive, next is a large spiral gear that engages a bigger brass gear that runs thru the big spring loaded "oh sh7t I hit something " clutch and on to the big quadrant bolted to the lower unit.

It all gets grease or oil and there is a seal where it goes to the outside. It has replaceable bushings and teflone coated bearing.

So ya if you want to go after it, just change out everything if it is not the solonoid or the battery low voltage or the ground to the motor.

Evinrude 150 V6 Outboard / Power Trim/Tilt

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Outdrive Upper Driveshaft

how do i service my alpha one Outdrive Upper Bearing assembly?

i have a 2005 alpha one outdrive> In the upper driveshaft area " where the oil vent screw is". the upper driveshaft has a bearing assembly sandwiched betweeen the (top of the upper driveshaft and the cover that that covers the top part of he outdrive). that bearing aseembly overheated and worped! im trying to pull that bearing assemlby of but its not coming of with a puller..... anyone know tricks to pull that bearing off... do i have to remove the complete upper driveshaft to do it????

Yep, you have to pull the entire drive to get at that gimbal bearing.

Getting it back on is a trick. Might want some help, lining it up and getting back together.

Service the u-joint while you are at it.

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What's My Line?

I've been walleye fishing a long time and I am pretty set in my ways. For instance, I like to cast for my fish and experience the bite and fight. Trolling, for all its popularity, is a last-gasp choice for me. And I always use a spinning reel because it's mostly trouble free. Baitcasters remind me of the 1950s...old school.

But when it comes to fishing line selection, I’m intrigued by the latest and greatest. It seems like there’s something new coming out every year. The interesting aspect is that lines are continually in a state of development to make them thinner, stronger and less visible.

Monofilament lines have come a long way since first developed by DuPont in 1939 when the company invented nylon. But fishermen weren’t that impressed with the early mono and kept on using braided Dacron for the next several decades.

My memory of early mono was that it was wiry and difficult to handle and cast. Its two saving graces - good knot strength and very low visibility to the fish - gave it a small but loyal following.

In 1959 DuPont introduced Stren, a thinner and much softer monofilament line that could be used in a large range of reels, including newly introduced spinning and spin casting tackle. Stren's monofilament lines soon became a favorite with many fishermen because of its overall ease of use.

A few years back, manufacturers started using polyvinylidene fluoride to make what we know now as fluorocarbon line. It’s very much like nylon monofilament, but has several advantages: it is nearly invisible in water and stands up to sharp fish teeth and wear. Also, fluorocarbon doesn't take up water and it is resistant to UV-light. It is denser than nylon which makes it sink faster.

Dyneema, like polyvinylidene fluoride, is used in the new braided lines. It is stronger, much smaller in diameter and has very little stretch.  So take care to adjust your reel's drag. An aggressive hook-set, without a light drag, will rip the hook out of the fish's mouth.

Berkley Fireline is an innovation spun off Dyneema and I use it exclusively on all my reels. The big reason is size. For example, 6-pound test Fireline is the same diameter as 2-pound monofilament and will cast 30 to 40 percent farther than mono of the same pound test. I use the all-around useful 10-pound test.

I like to tell charter clients it is so sensitive that I can feel the fish breathing on it. Honestly, the more I use it the more I believe it. Because Fireline is visible to the fish, I tip my lines with about six feet of 10-pound fluorocarbon, using a uni-knot. 

  While fluorocarbon lines look and feel similar to monofilament they are different in many ways. For example, fluorocarbon lines tend to resist twist even more than monofilament

  You can overcome this characteristic by not filling your reel spool quite so full, employing quality swivels to relieve twist, and by using light pound tests. In addition, fluorocarbon lines don’t dissipate heat nearly as well as monofilament so go slow when tying the knot. Cinch it up quickly and it’s likely to break from friction heat.

While fluorocarbon lines are less visible to fish, realize that even clear fluorocarbon can show up when surrounded by green-colored water, which is prevalent in many freshwater lakes and rivers. Anglers who previously employed low-vis green monofilament for its camouflage like abilities should know that there is now a green tint fluorocarbon available under the Trilene brand.

In addition, tinted fluorocarbon offers the added feature of diffusing unwanted light that has been known to occasionally travel down the length of clear fluorocarbon and produce unwanted sparkle and flash. Sort of like fiber-optics.

Due to high-tech braids having almost zero stretch, they offer increased sensitivity.  In addition, they float better than monofilament and are more tolerant of line twist, which makes most super-lines a dream-come-true for use on a spinning reel. 

  Besides offering extreme strength and thin diameter, when properly selected super-lines can totally eliminate the thought of an unexpected break off.  When choosing for trout, panfish and walleye going with the same test as you would monofilament is the best idea.

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However, when pursuing big fish like steelhead and salmon, stepping up to a higher pound test will offer a significant difference in strength and performance. For example, if you now use 25-pound test monofilament for salmon, select 50 or 65-pound test super-line, which equals the diameter of 12 or 15-pound test monofilament.

On Lake Erie where I do most of my angling trolling boats use 15-20 pound braided line which is plenty strong enough for the 10-12-pound walleyes caught there.

Unlike when first introduced only a few super-lines are a straight braid these days, since most are enhanced with additional processing. This is done to provide body to the line so it resists tip wrapping, which is often associated with single process braids. 

In addition, further processing is used to provide color, smoothness for longer casts, and to seal the line so it will shed water and float higher. For example, Fireline goes through a firing process that fuses it into a single strand after it is first braided.

  Due to their smooth, slick, exterior finish super-lines (regardless of brand) can slip after spooling, which might make you believe your reel has a faulty drag. To counter this, I start out with a few yards of mono backing, then connect the braided line, again, using the uni-knot. Some fishermen will tape the line to the spool but I don't recommend this.

FACTOID 
Sixteen-year-old Berkley Bedell started selling his hand-tied flies made with hair clipped from the family dog in 1937. That was the beginning of the Berkley line of fishing tackle.

About the Author

I am a retired news journalist who now operates a sportfishing charter business on Lake Erie.

will dacron line work the same way that braided line will?

i'd be using it inshore on spinning rods and such

Dacron is the "old style" braided line -- it's roughly the same diameter as monofilament of the same strength. It's not as slick as the newer style thin braids (so knots are easier), and I think it's limper, so it's not really a good choice for a spinning reel. (You need a little stiffness in the line so it will come off the spool right when you cast a spinning reel.)

I used to use Dacron for deep water bottom fishing (200-500 feet) on a conventional reel in the ocean -- it would drag in the current more than mono, but the lack of stretch meant I could feel bites better.

KAV Flight - Sunset Beach, NC - July 21, 2009

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Saltwater Leader Line 150lb Test 100yds $12.69 The "Original" Saltwater Leader is tested and proven under some of the toughest Worldwide conditions.The "Original" in a user friendly wrist spool that is self dispensing. Easy to use when rocking & rolling on the boat! Made of German high quality Perlon monofilament material. The Perlon difference: Unlike nylon, which is weakened by being stretched, Perlon mono restores itself to near full streng...

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