Make sure your boat’s engine is slightly bow up during the extended storage period.
Fuel System
Fill the fuel tank completely, or empty completely. either method will minimize
condensation. You may want to add a gasoline stabilizer solution to the fuel, if the
tank is to remain full. Follow the product manufacturer’s recommended procedure.
Engine Lubrication
1. Drain oil when engine is warm. This will ensure complete drainage of oil. If the
engine oil contains sludge, use a flushing oil to clean away the residue. Refer to
your engine manual.
2. Replace the engine oil filter.
3. Fill the crankcase(s) with the required quantity of recommended engine oil as
specified in your engine manual.
4. Start the engine.
5. pour or spray fogging oil through the carburetor air intake. Continue to pour or
spray fogging oil until the engine stops.
6. Clean and lubricate all linkage.
7. Spray the entire exterior surface of the engine with a rust and corrosion inhibi-
tor.
8. Have the engine alignment checked and adjusted by a qualified
marine technician.
9. Inspect all gaskets and seals, grease the u-joints, and change gear oil.
10. Remove the propeller. Clean and lubricate the prop shaft and check for damage.
Battery
1. Remove battery, check water level, and store away from freezing temperatures.
IMPORTANT:
Battery should be stored in a cool dry place.
2. Clean outside battery case, terminals, and battery clamps with a solution of
baking soda and water.
NOTE:
Do not allow baking soda/water solution to enter the cells.
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