IMO if it’s E0 and they will let you store it as is I do nothing. In the spring I’d fill it up and add some heat in case you have condensation.
Just my $0.02
Just my $0.02
Beats taking it to a shop where on every visit you have to,It's good that I enjoy working on boats.
I already busted out a thousand for a small laptop, Diacom software and adapter. Basically OBDII for a boat. Prefer to keep my main patio away from salt water. But I can tell everything about the engine now.Beats taking it to a shop where on every visit you have to,
Bust
Out
Another
Thousand
Beats taking it to a shop where on every visit you have to,
Bust
Out
Another
Thousand
My 16’ aluminum boat and 4hp motor are both over 65 years old and work fine.The same goes for a boat. If you buy a new or well-maintained boat, it's probably going to be fine.
Boats have an anti-siphon valve in the gas tank for the fuel line in cause there is a crack or hole in the gas line and you don't want all the gas siphoning into the bilge.That's $300 worth of gas! Siphon it out into a jug and use it,give it away.
Put an ad in CL for free gas if you help me remove it from my boat. No responses in the first day.
Boats have an anti-siphon valve in the gas tank for the fuel line in cause there is a crack or hole in the gas line and you don't want all the gas siphoning into the bilge.
I would need a pump. Preferably an electric one. That would be 10 to 15 five gallon containers I would to fill in the boat and carry off my boat to my truck.
He gets the gas. Not enough?No one is going to work for "free" anything today. No stranger is going to show up at an agreed-upon time and help you.
He gets the gas. Not enough?
I kicked the can down the road a bit and had the boat detailed. Ignoring the gas situation. The glare off the hull is almost blinding. The marina has a guy that does detailing and other yard work. But night and day between what the marina detailer does and a guy whose business is detailing.You haven't dealt with many people of "the general public" lately, have you?
I sold a like-new 3-person tent yesterday via FB Marketplace. I had it listed for $50, the guy was negotiating hard for $30. I stood firm on $40 and countered every concern he pushed forward for his justification for $30. He agreed to $40. We agreed on a meet time, place, etc.
I showed up 1-2 minutes early, the tent was just like I described and he was happy. Sent me a message 2 hours later that he had put the tent up as a practice run, it went just like I explained and he thanked me for the smooth transaction and said that he wished every FB Marketplace transaction was like this.
My point? Dealing with people you don't know, trying to get them to show up and do something you are asking for doesn't really happen that often.
Good luck, please be sure to follow up and let us know how it goes.