For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David

David Ditch wrote:
For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David



If you have winter, it does. Do you have winter?


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Annapolis, MD, Yes
Does it matter if it has no time on it or it just a matter of it being cold
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David
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David Ditch wrote:
For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David



If you have winter, it does. Do you have winter?


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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 22:16:26 -0500, "David Ditch"
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Annapolis, MD, Yes

Yup. If you can afford it, have your dealer winterize it. If not,
follow the draining and winterizing procedures in your manual. Don't
miss a step.

Ice can be very expensive. (





Does it matter if it has no time on it or it just a matter of it being cold
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David
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David Ditch wrote:
For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David



If you have winter, it does. Do you have winter?


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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 22:16:26 -0500, "David Ditch"
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Does it matter if it has no time on it or it just a matter of it being cold
?

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David, with all due respect the question speaks volumes about your
inexperience. Have the engine (and the rest of the boat systems)
professionally winterized before you incur some serious freeze damage.

David Ditch wrote:
Annapolis, MD, Yes
Does it matter if it has no time on it or it just a matter of it being cold
?

David
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David Ditch wrote:

For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David



If you have winter, it does. Do you have winter?


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As soon as you run it even for a minute, any & all anti-freeze will be
replaced with raw water, which will then stay in the cooling system to
freeze & do damage. So it will need a full winterisation.

K

Thats why I'm here to ask

Thanks

David



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On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 22:16:26 -0500, "David Ditch"
wrote:

Does it matter if it has no time on it or it just a matter of it being
cold
?

=================================================

David, with all due respect the question speaks volumes about your
inexperience. Have the engine (and the rest of the boat systems)
professionally winterized before you incur some serious freeze damage.

Hi David.

Your new boat needs more care then a bit older model because the engine
is not "broken in." If you will post technical specs, I would be happy
to send you some pointers.

You may find some useful info on my website.

Capt. Frank USCG-A

http://www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks

David Ditch wrote:

For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David

Merc 350 Mag MPI w/ Bravo III


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Hi David.

Your new boat needs more care then a bit older model because the engine
is not "broken in." If you will post technical specs, I would be happy
to send you some pointers.

You may find some useful info on my website.

Capt. Frank USCG-A

http://www.home.earthlink.net/~aartworks

David Ditch wrote:

For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David

Thanks for all the advice guys. Boats professionally winterized and
shrinkwrapped.


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For a new boat with 1 hour on the engine, does it need winterizing?

David