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i have a 1987 chaparral 187 xl with the 4.3 OMC
i read that i could just pour antifreeze through the hoses from the thermostat, but i want to make sure which ones I can and cannot pour antifreeze through.
I checked my lower unit oil today and found it to be a tan/creamy color. i know this is definitely bad but could it just be as simple as changing the o-rings on the fill/drain plug? or is this something bigger?
any ideas on some things i could do to try and find my leak?
as stated above, i had just bought the boat and it didnt come with a battery so i was hoping if anyone could chime in on what type/size battery i can get for it that will do the job and wont be too harsh on the wallet. everything is stock
Hi, i am new to this site and found a 2002 searay and a 2002 glastron for sale around my area
Searay: 2002 SEA RAY 17.6 BOW RIDER TOTAL REBUILD ON MERC 3.0 ENGINE NEW LOWEER UNIT BOOT(ALL PAPERWORK INCLUDED)
ENGINE HAS LESS THAN 10 HOURS ON REBUILD SHORELANDER TRAILER NEW BEMINI TOP $6,000.00...
