De-winterizing

Arby · 05-16-2004, 10:49 PM

I've been boating on the lake for over 25 years and I have yet to pay to have my boat "dewinterized." Honestly, I had not even heard the term used until a few years ago. I've found that with the newer high energy ignitions, that I don't even have to change my spark plugs each year. Once the fogging oil burns off and I take the boat out for a ride, there is absolutely no change in the way the boat runs after I change the spark plugs. I will never pay to "dewinterize!"
Bye the way, I do my own winterizing and basic maintenance on my boat - it's much easier to work on than the newer cars.

05-16-2004, 10:49 PM	#1
Arby Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Dewinterizing I've been boating on the lake for over 25 years and I have yet to pay to have my boat "dewinterized." Honestly, I had not even heard the term used until a few years ago. I've found that with the newer high energy ignitions, that I don't even have to change my spark plugs each year. Once the fogging oil burns off and I take the boat out for a ride, there is absolutely no change in the way the boat runs after I change the spark plugs. I will never pay to "dewinterize!" Bye the way, I do my own winterizing and basic maintenance on my boat - it's much easier to work on than the newer cars.