We’ve all been there before—you’re making great progress on a project when all of a sudden that momentum comes to a screeching halt. The culprit? A bolt so rusted it looks like it hasn’t been touched since the Ford Administration. Of course, you’ve never been one to back down from a challenge. But what if,…
We all know what it’s like to return home from a weekend road trip only to find your car’s front bumper, grille, hood, and windshield all splattered with a wide variety of bugs, tar, and other roadside elements. It can be a gruesome scene, and even the daily commute during the spring and summer months…
Sea Foam Universal Power Steering Fluid has helped a Texas shop cure chronic pump failure Most auto service and repair shops won’t touch the type of work Rob Wechsler and his team take on at Collin County Customs in McKinney, Texas. The shop, about a half hour north of Dallas, specializes in classics, customs, muscle…
By Walker Smith Wired2fish recently conducted a survey for our friends at Sea Foam and the results were absolutely fascinating to study. Although it can seem like bass fishing is a rich man’s game at times, it was refreshing to see how many blue-collared anglers embrace older boats and motors. As they always say, the…
Asked if he’s ever run into engine trouble out on the water, pro bass angler Chad Morgenthaler pauses and laughs before responding. “I put thousands of hours each year on my rig and travel all over the nation to different bodies of water,” he says. “I have experienced just about every situation. Some of it…
During the last 80 years, Sea Foam has developed a reputation as a leader in engine fuel and fluid treatments, lubricants, and other specialty products. It was one product, though, that over the decades became synonymous with Sea Foam and helped to build our reputation more than any other: Sea Foam Motor Treatment. From carb…
When Grant Broggi found out in March that he would need to close his business, The Strength Co., in Orange County, California, the Marine captain and entrepreneur went into combat mode. “I just thought, take care of your Marines, or in this case, my members, immediately,” said Broggi, who had to shut the doors of…
With the snow gone and the days getting warmer, you might have already made your snow blower a distant memory. But not so fast—if you want that machine to work as it should when you need it most next winter, you’ll want to make sure you prepare it properly for the offseason. The common problems—not…
We often hear about blueish smoke from the tailpipe as an indicator of burning oil. You might see it on startup or under acceleration—or more frequently depending on the severity of the problem. Burning oil, generally speaking, describes oil that is entering your engine’s combustion chambers and being burned with the fuel-air mixture. It’s most…
There’s nothing worse after the first snowfall of winter than dragging out your snowblower for the first time in months, giving the starter cord a yank and… nothing. You pull again and again, but it just won’t fire up. The first snow is not the best time to find out whether your snowblower runs without…
