"OK. Every time you use your
"OK. Every time you use your boat you should flush out the engines with fresh water. I recently bought a 27 footer. The lower units are 100 feet behind the transom and 200 feet down. (OK, so I'm exaggerating a little) When kept in the water, there is no way to reach them. When on a lift, there is no way to reach them. What does everyone else do? Does someone make a flush-out attachment on a pole? How do you service your props and do other maintenance for that matter? I am tempted to try and build a small section of floating dock, but the homeowner's association would jail me. What does everyone else do?"
"OK. Every time you use your boat you should flush out the engines with fresh water. I recently bought a 27 footer. The lower units are 100 feet behind the transom and 200 feet down. (OK, so I'm exaggerating a little) When kept in the water, there is no way to reach them. When on a lift, there is no way to reach them. What does everyone else do? Does someone make a flush-out attachment on a pole? How do you service your props and do other maintenance for that matter? I am tempted to try and build a small section of floating dock, but the homeowner's association would jail me. What does everyone else do?"
