I always leave mine less than half. Make sure you have fuel preserver in the tank and run through before you store for the winter. I usually double up on the preserver. You should be good till spring then.
Should be O.K. just use a lot of preserver and give it a really good run at the start of next season. We usually chase ducks, gulls and geese on Lake St Clair on our last trip of the season till the gas gauge gets under half then head in !!!!
No worries empty or full since boats have water separator in the event of condensation. As said, in your case lot's of gas stabilizer should do the trick.
I just received my boat from the dealer . They applied acid on my hull to remove all staines *** per work order . Boat is now mint condition except underneath the boat . They did not touch it .
I think that they were just lazy and did not bother to remove the trailer while applying the acid .
Good question , I guess I should have mentioned it in the begening at the dealer .
I'm still in the process of cleaning the interior before I get the boat shrinked for the winter . Then I will return and ask for them to hopefully finish the job...
Good question , I guess I should have mentioned it in the begening at the dealer .
I'm still in the process of cleaning the interior before I get the boat shrinked for the winter . Then I will return and ask for them to hopefully finish the job...
