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Hey,
I put -50 anti-freeze in the boat today, I live in New England and I was wondering if that is enough? I read that -100 is of course better? Dol I need to get some of this or is the -50 ok? Um, It doesn't get -50 here in Massachusetts....so is this over doing it?
Thanks.
I am reading some serious trailer info on storing a boat on it outside in the winter in New England. Do you need to jack it or just let it sit or rotate it a bit every now and then?
I bought a 2005 Larson SEI-180 with a 135 hp Mericruse engine 4 cylinder. I'm winterizing it as I live in Massachusetts. I have read the owners manual, etc...and am familiar with engines and electro-mechanical devices, though this is my 1st powerboat and I will say I am a rookie. With that...
