Re: boat motor type?
Lennysax--I saw a similar statement in one of the Boating magazines, and it took a couple of seconds for the concepts to sink in. An I/O is obvious: an engine connected to an external drive that acts similar to an outboard. An "inboard" is like a Ski Centurion, Malibu Skier,old mahogany Tahoe boats, aircraft carriers and ocean going tankers: the engine sits inside the boat, and a shaft connects the engine(s) directly to a propeller(s) which is attached under the boat. The shaft is fixed; it does not turn or tilt like an outdrive. The article on winterizing applies to any boat motor that sits unused on a trailer (or cradle) during the winter, and as outboards, I/O's and inboards are all trailerable, winterizing would apply to each.
