With the winter months approaching fast, I'm getting mixed information on what the best or required method is for winterizing an inboard/outboard.
You can get the winterization kits and expensive rv antifreeze and run that thru the block via muffs or just drain the block, push all remaining water out with compressed air and remove the impeller housing hoses.
We live in Tulsa Oklahoma and don't have very long periods of time where we stay below freezing...maybe 1 or 2 weeks per year if that.
This is for our newer '06 Stingray, 3.0L Volvo / SX Leg
Thanks,
Regards,
TulsaTime
You can get the winterization kits and expensive rv antifreeze and run that thru the block via muffs or just drain the block, push all remaining water out with compressed air and remove the impeller housing hoses.
We live in Tulsa Oklahoma and don't have very long periods of time where we stay below freezing...maybe 1 or 2 weeks per year if that.
This is for our newer '06 Stingray, 3.0L Volvo / SX Leg
Thanks,
Regards,
TulsaTime