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fishdump · 10-04-2004, 01:33 PM

Hi All,
Looking for some input. This is the first year we have owned a boat and with the season winding down and the Fall "honey-do" list growing, was looking for advice from some of you seasoned boat owners on winterizing the boat and how hard it is to do it yourself or is it better to go with a marina/dealer and have them do it. The boat is a 2004 Seaswirl 2101 WA w/ a 150 yami 2 stroke. Have seen the winterizing kits they sell at Boatersworld and was wondering if this would do that job or should we stear clear of this method or are there other methods that are better. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks in Advance.
-James

10-04-2004, 01:33 PM	#1
fishdump Registered User Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 72	Winterizing Boat Hi All, Looking for some input. This is the first year we have owned a boat and with the season winding down and the Fall "honey-do" list growing, was looking for advice from some of you seasoned boat owners on winterizing the boat and how hard it is to do it yourself or is it better to go with a marina/dealer and have them do it. The boat is a 2004 Seaswirl 2101 WA w/ a 150 yami 2 stroke. Have seen the winterizing kits they sell at Boatersworld and was wondering if this would do that job or should we stear clear of this method or are there other methods that are better. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks in Advance. -James