This pre-season maintenance checklist recommends inspecting the hull, bilge, outdrive, shafts, propellers, nuts, pins, fuel system, electrical system, cooling system, hoses, lines, throttle control, electrical connections, navigation lights, engine flame arrestor, oil and fuel filters, engine gauges, alternator, and battery. It advises boat owners who are unfamiliar with maintenance procedures to take their boat to an authorized marine dealer for service before using the boat.
This pre-season maintenance checklist recommends inspecting the hull, bilge, outdrive, shafts, propellers, nuts, pins, fuel system, electrical system, cooling system, hoses, lines, throttle control, electrical connections, navigation lights, engine flame arrestor, oil and fuel filters, engine gauges, alternator, and battery. It advises boat owners who are unfamiliar with maintenance procedures to take their boat to an authorized marine dealer for service before using the boat.
This pre-season maintenance checklist recommends inspecting the hull, bilge, outdrive, shafts, propellers, nuts, pins, fuel system, electrical system, cooling system, hoses, lines, throttle control, electrical connections, navigation lights, engine flame arrestor, oil and fuel filters, engine gauges, alternator, and battery. It advises boat owners who are unfamiliar with maintenance procedures to take their boat to an authorized marine dealer for service before using the boat.
This pre-season maintenance checklist recommends inspecting the hull, bilge, outdrive, shafts, propellers, nuts, pins, fuel system, electrical system, cooling system, hoses, lines, throttle control, electrical connections, navigation lights, engine flame arrestor, oil and fuel filters, engine gauges, alternator, and battery. It advises boat owners who are unfamiliar with maintenance procedures to take their boat to an authorized marine dealer for service before using the boat.
CHECK THE HULL and bilge for any damage including cracks and leaks check the condition of and operation of the outdrive, including: shafts propellers (prop) nuts and pins
check the operation and condition of all systems, including:
Fuel, Electrical and cooling systems
check the condition of hoses and lines and replace worn, broken or cracked lines check the condition of the throttle control check all electrical connections - clean and tighten any corroded or loose connections check the condition of all navigation lights inspect and clean the engine’s flame arrestor with soap and water check and replace engine oil and fuel filters if necessary with engine running, check the operation of all gauges and alternator for charging capacity with the engine running, check the operation of all gauges and alternator for charging capacity check the condition of the battery (a fully charged battery should hold it’s charge for 24 hours)
If Unfamiliar with maintenance procedures,
you should take your boat to an authorized marine dealer for service.
