jasonstein
Cadet
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- Nov 10, 2013
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Hi Guys, i'm from Ontario Canada but 6 weeks ago travelled down to Georgia and bought a Stringray 185 bowrider with a 3.0L Mercruiser engine. I have been using the boat in Florida the last 6 weeks and it's been working great but i'm now getting ready to haul it back up to Ontario and with the way the winter has been up there that means hauling it into freezing temps. My question is this:
Is just draining the block and the exhaust manifold enough to do considering i Hope to have the boat back out again come May? I have only been using Marine fuel so I don't have ethanol in it.
I did not get an owners manual with the boat so i don't have that to go by.
I realize there is more that should be done if it's going away for the winter but at this point i'm hoping there is just a bit more cold weather and then spring will be here. I just don't want anything to freeze up!
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Jason
Is just draining the block and the exhaust manifold enough to do considering i Hope to have the boat back out again come May? I have only been using Marine fuel so I don't have ethanol in it.
I did not get an owners manual with the boat so i don't have that to go by.
I realize there is more that should be done if it's going away for the winter but at this point i'm hoping there is just a bit more cold weather and then spring will be here. I just don't want anything to freeze up!
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Jason