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Default ques about winterizing an in/out board motor

My BIL has been asking me for years to winterize his inboard outboard
boat. I never realized how much he was paying until yesterday. I'm a
shop teacher with a good working knowledge of mechanics and small
engines. From what I've read, it seams that the job is fogging the
cylinders, change the oil/filter, change outboard trans fluid,
antifreeze the coolant, and stabil the gas. Is that it? Are special
tools or equipment needed?
thanks, Ron
 
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