Outboard storage between uses
Submitted by Tbmc on Tue, 2015-07-07 19:18
Was just wondering do people store there outboards tilted up or down between uses and for what reasons
Thanks
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Outboard storage between uses
Submitted by Tbmc on Tue, 2015-07-07 19:18
Was just wondering do people store there outboards tilted up or down between uses and for what reasons
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Rob H
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doesnt make any difference
doesnt make any difference except maybe rams retracted into cylinders couldnt hurt
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Swompa
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Down as it keeps all fluids
Down as it keeps all fluids sitting where they should be, and it takes up less room...
sunshine
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Date Joined: 03/03/09
Down to remove pressure on the hydraulics
And rams are then fully protected as well
DTrain
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Down lets all the water drain
Down lets all the water drain out of the block and exhaust passages.
Brucesta
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preferably down but i need to
preferably down but i need to travel with mine up due to my low trailer but parked up i leave it as low as i can to keep everything level though i don't think it'd do much harm being up other than the stress on the hydralics
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