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Outboard Winterizing
It is important to check the grease/oil in the lower unit to be certain that
no water has gotten in. Water could crack the unit housing and be a VERY expensive replacement cost. Don Dando |
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Outboard Winterizing
YES! Change the gear oil before winter and you will be safer.
"Don Dando" wrote in message et... It is important to check the grease/oil in the lower unit to be certain that no water has gotten in. Water could crack the unit housing and be a VERY expensive replacement cost. Don Dando |
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