What You are preparing to tow an outboard boat. What should you do to prevent damage to the engine while on the road?

You are preparing to tow an outboard boat What should you do to prevent damage to the engine while on the road?

Raise the engine and secure it

While preparing to tow an outboard boat what should you do to prevent damage to the engine while on the road?

Raise the engine and secure it

You are preparing to tow an outboard boat. What should you do to prevent damage to the engine while on the road?

raise the engine and secure it... Read the content given, thats the only way you will properly know how to run a boat or pwc safely

What is an outboard engine?

An outboard engine is an engine attached to the outside of a boat. An outboard engine is usually contained within its own casing. By contrast, an inboard engine is enclosed within the hull of the boat itself.

What do you mean by outboard position?

Outboard means "outside", for example, an outboard motor as opposed to an inboard engine.

What could result if you used 4 stroke outboard oil in a 2 stroke outboard mix?

It could cause engine damage. We had somebody put 10W40 4 stroke oil in the injection oil tank of a 2 stroke sea doo pwc and it ran for less than an hour before there was significant engine damage. He is now forever known as Captain 10W40.

What year is this mercury outboard motor serial number 2487101?

To find the year model of a Mercury outboard, you need to know two things, the serial number, and the horsepower rating. HomeContactShipping/ReturnsCartOrder by phone (800) 209-9624 Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM EST Boat Engine PartsOutboard Motor PartsEvinrude outboard partsJohnson outboard partsMercury outboard partsMariner outboard partsForce outboard partsChrysler outboard partsYamaha outboard partsHonda outboard partsSuzuki outboard partsNissan outboard partsTohatsu outboard parts Inboard & Sterndrive Engine PartsMercruiser sterndrive partsOMC sterndrive partsVolvo Penta marine partsCrusader Marine partsPleasurecraft Marine partsChrysler Marine inboard partsChris Craft inboard partsMore boat engine parts Boat Motor ManualsOutboard Motor Repair ManualsEvinrude outboard manualsJohnson outboard manualsMercury outboard manualsMariner outboard manualsForce outboard manualsChrysler outboard manualsYamaha outboard manualsHonda outboard manualsSuzuki outboard manualsNissan outboard manualsTohatsu outboard manuals Inboard & Sterndrive Engine ManualsMercruiser sterndrive manualsOMC sterndrive manualsVolvo Penta marine engine manualsCrusader Marine engine manualsPleasurecraft Marine engine manualsChrysler Marine engine manualsDetroit Diesel marine engine manualsPerkins engine manualsBukh marine engine manualsChris Craft engine manualsFord Lehman/Sabre Lehman engine manualsMore inboard engine manuals Boat Accessories Boat Repair ForumFree ClassifiedsPhoto GalleryFeb. 7, 2011•Bookmark Page Mercury Outboard Serial Number Guide Mercury Outboard PartsMercury Outboard Repair Manuals Boat Repair ForumFree ClassifiedsPhoto GalleryHome|Contact|Shipping/Returns|CartBoat Engine PartsBoat Motor ManualsBoat AccessoriesAbout Us | Terms of Use | Privacy PolicyMarineEngine.com, 184 Jones Drive, Brandon, VT 05733 USA© 2009 MarineEngine.com, Inc. All rights reserved.Phone: 802-247-4700 | Fax: 802-419-3055 | eMail: info@marineengine.com

How long can you run an outboard with out water?

Because the water pump on an outboard engine consist, in part, of a rubber impeller, dry running causes almost instant damage. In as little as 30 seconds the impeller can become unservicable. A run with no water for one minute or longer, in plastic housing applications, begins housing melt down and powerhead/seal damage. It is not good practice to run your outboard without water.

Why put rev-limiters on cars?

Rev limiters prevent damage to the engine caused by high revs.

What type of engine uses a tiller?

outboard

What is a power reed?

2 stroke engine power reed info: (works on outboard engines/ motorbikes, mowers & my brush cutter. hope this helps (google- boysen reeds) Reeds are one-way valves controlling the amount of air/fuel mixture entering the crankcase of your outboard engine, then sealing it in to prevent it from escaping. Every two-cycle outboard has them. But the stock reeds in your outboard have a single-stage design that limits their efficiently. That's why stock outboards often cough and sputter at idle, fail to deliver a good hole shot, feel boggy or lifeless under throttle application, burn too much fuel or lack top-end punch. Plus, standard reeds are made of metal. Should one break, it could cause extensive damage to your outboard.

200 Johnson 130 hp fuel oil mixture?

The recommended fuel/oil ratio for a 200 Johnson 130 horsepower outboard engine is 50:1. This ratio should always be used or engine damage can occur.