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Tubs
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    Most people don’t have access to a
    magnet recharger but most magnets
    retain enough magnetism in 70,
    80, and 90+ year old motors to
    start and run just fine. lacking the
    skills that mumbles has I spent quite
    a bit of money for my recharger only
    to come to the opinion that its not
    how strong the magnets are but
    how fast they pass over they coil
    that creates the spark. You should
    also know that magnets after WW-II
    are permanent magnets and attempting
    to recharge them will destroy them.

    A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.