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Old 01-31-2003, 04:56 PM
Matt1121 Matt1121 is offline
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Default Re: Paint Job

Merriweather-

If you're not replacing the gas tank or engine you should pickle your gas tank with fuel stabilizer and winterize the engine. With the cold temps that have been hitting Atlanta these days...you don't want anything to freeze up and be damaged. Also, remove the batteries and put them on a work bench and attach to a trickle charger. If the batteries are shot and fail a load test, recycle them and buy new ones in the spring.

There is probably 20 other winterizing tasks that I am forgetting as of now, but those are the major ones and will get you started in the right direction.

Congrats on the new boat!

Ed Mancini
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