Winterization tool "Check this out"
10-29-2004 | 10:37 PM
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Re: Winterization tool "Check this out"
Originally Posted by Pantera1
Cool but why even use antifreeze ?? Just get the water out , been doing it this way for years, never had a problem 
10-30-2004 | 01:30 AM
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Re: Winterization tool "Check this out"
why dont you guys just run the antifreeze through your sea strainer. it will save you a lot of time... start up those doggies, and keep the strainer full of the good stuff. when you feel good about it, its done without the headache and all these rube goldberg contraptions.....
10-30-2004 | 05:33 AM
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Re: Winterization tool "Check this out"
Interesting set-up. I do what stecz20 suggests after draining the block and exhaust.Three to four gallons through the sea strainer usually does it. With the Speedies, it simplifies things a little. Lots of good ideas out there. Go with what works best for you.
10-30-2004 | 11:14 AM
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Re: Winterization tool "Check this out"
Originally Posted by stecz20
why dont you guys just run the antifreeze through your sea strainer. it will save you a lot of time... start up those doggies, and keep the strainer full of the good stuff. when you feel good about it, its done without the headache and all these rube goldberg contraptions.....
1. I don't have sea strainers.
2. No headaches involved ....its a simple set-up.
10-30-2004 | 04:52 PM
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Re: Winterization tool "Check this out"
pretty cool setup, i think i may have to build somthing like that next year for sure. i like the idea of using the bilge pump and that yard cart thingie 
i just did the twins a few days ago. that looks alot easier than my way. keep in mind though guys that "green stuff" isnt to good for the environment when you fire'em up for the first time in the spring. the pink stuff offers all the same protection. not preach'n just somthing to keep in mind.
i just did the twins a few days ago. that looks alot easier than my way. keep in mind though guys that "green stuff" isnt to good for the environment when you fire'em up for the first time in the spring. the pink stuff offers all the same protection. not preach'n just somthing to keep in mind.
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