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So I came across a few post but I'm still not feeling too confident with the proper steps. One thing to note is the Boat is stored in heated storage and it's connected to my business. I'll be well aware if the power goes out and the temp drops. With that being said I still feel like I should take the proper precautions(Live in Michigan)
1. Fuel up and add stabilizer
2. Looks like changing the oil and oil filter is first. What's the preferred filter/oil? I haven't changed the oil before but assuming it's nothing too hard
3. Pull the listed plugs/hoses in the manual. Seems easy enough, I'm pretty familiar with the engine
4. Remove and install impeller, I do this is the spring anyways so not an issue
5. Winterize heater, I'm blown all the water out on the lift before. Should I blow some anti freeze in just in case
6. Fog engine, not sure it's necessary considering it's heated storage
7. Ballast, again I was just planning on draining
8. Put batteries on a tender
Missing anything/ should I take more precautions?
1. Fuel up and add stabilizer
2. Looks like changing the oil and oil filter is first. What's the preferred filter/oil? I haven't changed the oil before but assuming it's nothing too hard
3. Pull the listed plugs/hoses in the manual. Seems easy enough, I'm pretty familiar with the engine
4. Remove and install impeller, I do this is the spring anyways so not an issue
5. Winterize heater, I'm blown all the water out on the lift before. Should I blow some anti freeze in just in case
6. Fog engine, not sure it's necessary considering it's heated storage
7. Ballast, again I was just planning on draining
8. Put batteries on a tender
Missing anything/ should I take more precautions?
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