3 Sterndrive Maintenance Chores You Can Do Yourself
You don’t have to be a committed DIYer to take care of your sterndrive engine and lower unit. Do these three things regularly and you will extend the life of your sterndrive.
3 Sterndrive Maintenance Chores You Can Do Yourself
You don’t have to be a committed DIYer to take care of your sterndrive engine and lower unit. Do these three things regularly and you will extend the life of your sterndrive.
You Should Know How to Care for Your Outboard’s Trim and Tilt System
They are vital components of outboard efficiency and performance, so make sure your outboard’s trim and tilt components are working properly.
Has the Time Come to Refresh Your Boat’s Upholstery? Here’s How
If your boat’s upholstery still has color and elasticity, it can be refreshed. But don’t put off the job for long. Find out what tools you need and get going.
If Your Outboard Won’t Start, Check These 4 Systems
You don’t have to be a mechanic to diagnose your outboard’s problem when it won’t start. You don’t even have to be one to address some of the issues, but you should know when to consult one and save yourself a lot of trouble and cash.
Know Your Boat’s Fuel System Basics and Important Safety Checks
You don’t have to be a professional mechanic to know the basics of one of your boat’s most important features: the fuel system. If you find something wrong, you may want to consult a professional, though.
What’s In a Name? How People Name Their Boats
Are you looking for a name for your boat? Do you want to go sentimental? Historical? Funny? Those are all legitimate options.
Bet You Don’t Know Much About Hydrofoils
Have you ever seen a boat that appeared to be floating above the water instead of on top of it? That was likely the result of hydrofoil technology. Find out more about this cool technology.
What Is Hull Deadrise and Why Does it Matter?
Deadrise is the characteristic that determines how flat or angled a boat hull is. It matters for performance and handling and overall comfort aboard.
Is Your Anchor Tackle Ready for Next Season?
Proper anchor tackle care consists of cleaning, proper storage, and regular maintenance and replacement of necessary equipment.