204 Escape
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- Nov 17, 2007
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We took our boat in yesterday, for it's winterization.
Our boat is still under warranty, and only has 23 hours on it, even though we have owned it a year in August.
I don't do the winterization, as my mechanical abilities are just below acceptable.
PLUS, I want it done right.
We don't know how much it will cost yet, BUT, was wondering what various dealerships charge to winterize boats.
I had some left-over spray fogging from last year, so I took it with me.
Was just curious. Last year, I paid $264.00 to have it done. That included the oil, filter, fogging oil, and lower grease. I checked at Cabela's, and Bass Pro as well, and the dealership made $1.00 on the oil, and $0.50 on the filter. (I had put in Sta-Bil myself, before taking it to the dealership).
According to Wally World prices, they made $0.25/gallon on the antifreeze they used.
I guess that he made up for it on the labor, as it was $175.00.
I'd do it myself, but I don't have the ability to pump the lower grease in the lower unit.
Anyhow, was just curious.
Our boat is still under warranty, and only has 23 hours on it, even though we have owned it a year in August.
I don't do the winterization, as my mechanical abilities are just below acceptable.
We don't know how much it will cost yet, BUT, was wondering what various dealerships charge to winterize boats.
I had some left-over spray fogging from last year, so I took it with me.
Was just curious. Last year, I paid $264.00 to have it done. That included the oil, filter, fogging oil, and lower grease. I checked at Cabela's, and Bass Pro as well, and the dealership made $1.00 on the oil, and $0.50 on the filter. (I had put in Sta-Bil myself, before taking it to the dealership).
According to Wally World prices, they made $0.25/gallon on the antifreeze they used.
I guess that he made up for it on the labor, as it was $175.00.
I'd do it myself, but I don't have the ability to pump the lower grease in the lower unit.
Anyhow, was just curious.