All is a varying degree of B/S. Do what ever you are comfortable with. I live in Alaska I leave my battery's in the boat always.
I see -40F at my...
tsturm
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Location: ALASKA
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Very good advise
Moonlighter you can bet he will be replacing crank & bearings, rod's & bearings & pistons / rings. will be a good less...
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Your friend has the infamous White Wire wired straight to the + post on a battery, Yours is wired to the switch?...
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& I have added a gallon of salt away & let run on a fast idle (1000 rpm) and let it dissolve as much salt as possible...
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On the bottom of the vapor separator is a screw just above a hose barb with a plastic hose attached to said barb. Open screw to drain separator.
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pull the thermostat out & replace it with a new one after you replace the impeller & housing. flush in fresh water after every salt dip.
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Spun prop hub X 2. Good luck finding someone here in Alaska to replace the hub. By the time you ship it to the other 48 & back a new prop is chea...Leave a comment:
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When it gets below zero F. I leave the lower unit submerged the harbor doesn't usually freeze until Jan. or Feb. (Homer Alaska) then I bring the boat...Leave a comment:
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Retired, screw work! Work gets in the way of fishing...Leave a comment:
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Mine get changed every year. I also average 500hrs. yearlyLeave a comment:
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