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Van · 11-13-2002, 11:37 AM

All sounds good.

It brought this to my mind, i used to remove the batteries every season. But with my new fuel injected engine I had to go the bigger class batteries. I have an on-board charger, and since they are a bugger to take out and put in, I leave them in, wipe off the tops and terminals, and keep a charge on them all winter. A fully charged battery won't freeze. Do u agree?

i have filled the tank every year (till I forgot this year) and never had a running problem i the spring, so I also agree that the stabilizers seem to work . Never worried about the oil reserve tank. (this is a 2-stroke outboard I'm talkin about)

11-13-2002, 11:37 AM	#2
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	All sounds good. It brought this to my mind, i used to remove the batteries every season. But with my new fuel injected engine I had to go the bigger class batteries. I have an on-board charger, and since they are a bugger to take out and put in, I leave them in, wipe off the tops and terminals, and keep a charge on them all winter. A fully charged battery won't freeze. Do u agree? i have filled the tank every year (till I forgot this year) and never had a running problem i the spring, so I also agree that the stabilizers seem to work . Never worried about the oil reserve tank. (this is a 2-stroke outboard I'm talkin about)
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