Engine Pre-lubers?????
03-01-2003, 02:11 PM
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Engine Pre-lubers?????
I was wonder what your opinion was on engine pre-lubers. Engines are out getting freshened up so now would be a good time to put pre-lubers in. Got a catalog the other day called Defender Marine Supply or www.defender.com which are selling a complete kit for $399 (per motor of course). What do you think guys, are they worth it?
03-01-2003, 07:05 PM
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03-01-2003, 08:01 PM
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I think they are a good concept but not sure they would pay for themselves.
I do the cheap man way. Pull the kill switch crank the motor over for a few seconds before starting. I Only do this the first time for each day. Always starts with oil pressure and no waiting.
I do the cheap man way. Pull the kill switch crank the motor over for a few seconds before starting. I Only do this the first time for each day. Always starts with oil pressure and no waiting.
03-01-2003, 08:42 PM
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Originally posted by paradigm shift
I think they are a good concept but not sure they would pay for themselves.
I do the cheap man way. Pull the kill switch crank the motor over for a few seconds before starting. I Only do this the first time for each day. Always starts with oil pressure and no waiting.
I think they are a good concept but not sure they would pay for themselves.
I do the cheap man way. Pull the kill switch crank the motor over for a few seconds before starting. I Only do this the first time for each day. Always starts with oil pressure and no waiting.
Keith Eikert has the best I have seen, just a little expensive though.
