Boat Repair Forum

Wouldn't it be great to find this gem under the tree? Something every motor enthusiast can appreciate! I don't know much about it. We were sent these photos by a customer. The bike is in a museum and is apparently owned by Dave Williams from Norca Ca. The sign on ...

Winter Checklist

• Stabilize fuel, then fill fuel tank. A full tank prevents water
  condensation from getting in tank and causing corrosion. Draining fuel
  does not prevent varnish formation in engines as fuel is left behind in the
  fuel system. Run engine for a few minutes to get treated gas throughout system.

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Vermont sure made the national news with the flooding and damage from Tropical Storm Irene.

MarineEngine.com, Brandon, Vermont , USA

We were amazed at how many calls and emails we got from friends and customers around the world who wanted to check in to see if we were okay after ...

A question we are often asked is "which is better… OEM or Aftermarket parts?"

When you take your boat to the dealership's service department for repairs you're probably getting Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) engine parts. However, if you take your boat to an independent shop, you'll most likely get aftermarket parts. Is there anything wrong with that? Does a less expensive part mean ...