For those of you with larger cuddy cabin style I/O boats (with water systems, marine head, washdown pumps, ect) how long does it take you to winterize at the end of the season?
Here is my list:
-change engine oil & filter
-fog engine
-drain RWC and add RV antifreeze
-clean out bilge
-remove drive and grease u joints, check bellows, check engine alignment
-change lower unit oil
-remove props and grease shafts
-drain water from water heater and storage tank then blow air through all lines
-remove toilet supply hose and suck RV antifreeze through the system and into the head
-remove supply hose for washdown system and suck RV antifreeze through the system
It takes me a good portion of the weekend to do this work, lets say 12-14 hours. Does this sound right? I see winterization prices of $200-300 locally which makes me assume they are getting it done in 1/2 the time?
Here is my list:
-change engine oil & filter
-fog engine
-drain RWC and add RV antifreeze
-clean out bilge
-remove drive and grease u joints, check bellows, check engine alignment
-change lower unit oil
-remove props and grease shafts
-drain water from water heater and storage tank then blow air through all lines
-remove toilet supply hose and suck RV antifreeze through the system and into the head
-remove supply hose for washdown system and suck RV antifreeze through the system
It takes me a good portion of the weekend to do this work, lets say 12-14 hours. Does this sound right? I see winterization prices of $200-300 locally which makes me assume they are getting it done in 1/2 the time?