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Old 05-29-2008, 03:53 PM
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Red face Winterizing tips
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Originally Posted by MolarBoater View Post
Note to self:

1. remove batteries this winter esp in Waverunner
2. pop out pumps esp in livewell oxygenator......waiting on a replacement as we speak/cracked used
1x to test install last summer.
3. 6 year old rule automatic bilge pump still going strong.....will leave alone
I need this reminder also, it is terrible to get old. Haha

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Jim
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For those of you playing with bilge pumps, check out this switch, the new mini 101 from water witch. It should be on every boat. No bilge should have a float that can get stuck. If you get one of these you may upgrade the pump also. We are installing two pumps with switches, one will be 1-2 inches above the first for a backup. Just trying to decide on the best pumps. Any ideas?

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