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paul_boatforum posted 11-10-2000 10:24 AM ET (US)   Profile for paul_boatforum   Send Email to paul_boatforum  
I scanned back through the posts for recent winterizing posts and I also reviewed Jim's winterizing article.

Jim's article mentions running the engine out of gas as part of the process. I have seen others that just talk about putting a stabalizer in the fuel, but not running the engine out of the gas. I have done this in the past on an engine I used to own where I added the stabalizer and then stalled the engine by spraying the fogging oil. Then I would remove the plugs and spary oil in the cylinder and turn over the engine with the pull rope to ensure lubrication.

I have a 35hp 1985 Johnson that I bought this season. I just wondered what practice others follow for similar engines. I debated taking the engine to a shop for winterizing, but it seems like a waste.

If I missed a post on this please let me know. Thanks for any thoughts.

Paul

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