That’s great news, good to hear. It’s also great seeing people do their own maintenance on their equipment. It gets real expensive real quick at shops. Happy boating, you’ll love that boat!

Heck yeah man!! Great work!!

@@justinjames1719 no reason to ever pay for an oil or spark plug change. This video was awesome. It was so easy! Thanks again.

It’s not bad at all doing your own work! It’s so expensive at the shop! Great job bro, I’m very glad my video helped you out!!

Heck yes you’ll love it! Very easy to maintain! I’m glad the video was helpful! Can’t wait for summer

Awesome! Congrats, I’m glad it was helpful!! These boats are amazing, enjoy!

Heck yeah buddy, thank you, great boat you’ll love it!

Awesome! Good luck bud, take your time and have fun! Hope the video helps you out!

Thank you and absolutely it’s really not that bad

I never winterize mine it always stayed in my shop in above freezing temperature. The only winterization I did was blow the water out of the motors put my batteries on the tinder filled my gas tank up and put blue marine stabil in it and then started my boat up once a month 15 seconds per motor just to get the cylinders lubed.

Thanks bud, good luck and let me know if you have any questions!!

Thank you bud, greasing impeller is a pain in a$$ I’ve heard, have not done that yet. Soon though. I would check impellers quite often, looking underneath at them and also reaching down clean out ports and feeling them. Any kind of imperfections in them can cause noises and vibrations. I’ll get back to you on the greasing of impeller shaft. Thank you.

For winterization honestly, mine stays in my heated shop. So I just fill fuel to the top and add marine stabil additive, keep my batteries on tenders and start my motors once a month to keep cylinders lubed. If I didn’t want to start boat every month I could fog the intake and cylinders but I’d rather just start it. I also keep all my cushions hinged up and any filler cushions stored away in bags. Toilet is winterized and stored away too. My buttoned in gator step has been washed/scrubbed with dawn soap and stored also in bags.

@@justinjames1719 Do you recommend a particular fuel stabilizer?

@@Haunter131313 Yes the marine blue stabil or sea foam!

Thank you! Wetsounds website. Have a great day.

www.westmarine.com/buy/west-marine--manual-oil-changer-6-9-quart--11047123 Hey buddy, I’m glad the video was helpful, definitely miss my Yamaha! Let me know if you have anymore questions! Thanks for watching

Yes it would! Good luck any questions let me know!

I do mine in spring so it’s fresh, fresh ready to go

fahad al ghanim the settings button you hold it down until screen comes up Let me know if this works for you

Got it from WestMarine. 6 quart extraction pump. Believe it was about 80$. Thanks for watching.

@@justinjames1719 Awesome, thank you!!

If I don’t change my spark plugs every season I would but other than that no need to.

212 X Between 100-150$ on Amazon You can buy it as a package or separately

Yes absolutely you can do that I change mine out every year so I never have an issue.

No anti seize needed. The plugs are made of a material that won't seize to the threads in the head.

Thanks bud, absolutely, you can email me at justin.10203@gmail.com or contact me through Diiiiiit! Garage Instagram! Congratulations by the way, you’re going to love it!

It’s called running your boat on a fake lake. You gotta warm up the oil before an oil change so it all comes out of the motor if you don’t have water running to your boat it will overheat and hurt the motor.

@@justinjames1719 awesome thanks for answering! Another quick question if you don’t mind. I recently purchased a 19 242x and there’s a switch to the left of the captains armrest (the groove above the ignition), No label indicating what it does. Any idea?

@@ABossIsTalking can you show me a picture?

West Marine Believe you can find them at any boat place. Good luck to you any other questions let me know

Had to buy it separately. Amazon or I bought mine at West Marine.

I’m sure they do have a drain plug but the most efficient and cleanest way is the dipstick sucking it out

Yes absolutely

Thanks

Yes will do

This next weekend sorry on the delay