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I get about 3.25 or so out
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Oil change and not a lot of oil
- Thread starter Wright2e
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swatski
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I don't winterize, but do use Pali engine heater to keep the engine bay and cooling hoses from freezing, not that it matters. As long as the leftover water is blown out of the engines by revving them up slightly after pulling out, on a trailer, there is virtually no need to winterize if the boat is used and not in long term storage. I run whenever I have a chance, whenever there is no ice, albeit fairly infrequently in the winter.
I can not imagine winterizing in NC... lol.
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I can not imagine winterizing in NC... lol.
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